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Hi to all you cornsnake lovers

K

KatNPat

New member
First let me say that this a great idea, a place to get to know one another. I got my first corn last December (07) and since then i have never looked back. Right now i have 14, 7 males and 7 females, as well as 1 ball python and 1 kingsnake, both male. I also have various other reptiles, bearded dragons, a tarantula, a bybrons gecko, and a salamander.
As for rodents, i breed mice,rats, hamsters,ASF's guinea pigs, chinchillas and rabbits.
I also have some "normal" pets, dogs cats, horses. I live on a farm and we raqise our own beef, pork and poultry so we are pretty self sufficient, although the stores come in handy in the winter for veggies. As if that isjn't crazy enough for me, i have 10 year old twins and a married teenager renting from us sho is expecting a baby in a couple of months. My husband is not a fan of snakes but he is very tolerant (or he loves me very much).
I am planning to start breeding and selling at shows. There are alot of things i need to learn and i know that, but while i may not know which morphs are the most valuable or rare, I do know that i need to keep careful records and i am hoping there are some here who will be willing to give some help. I sort of fell into these snakes and reptiles so i figured i might as well run with it. I hope to get to know more of you as time goes on. I guess thats all. nice chatting with you :wavey:
 
WOW!! Sounds like you have quite a zoo going on there!
Glad to see another Canadian on the forums, too. Welcome! :)

Don't forget.. we'll all want to see some pictures pictures pictures of your (massive) collection of corns and non-corns!

Lisa
 
BIG Welcome... I'm jealous of the farm life, although I know most people romanticize it wayyy too much, it's alot more work than anyone really thinks it is. Cool collection, you sure you don't have a Water buffalo or Komodo Dragon hangin around you might've forgot about ? Heh ....Well you came to the right place for cornsnakes...just do a search for any topic and you can probably find it....Good Luck, K
 
Ah, I love folks who manage their own menageries! You'll find lots of great info and new friends here. Welcome, and enjoy.
 
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