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My spidie collection...

Cool as far as I know, decided getting rid was the best option because I was too busy with school etc. Decided against having any more pets until I'm earning and settled in college at least, so don't have to rely on parents money to look after them :)

And your collection?
 
I'm sorry to hear that Connor. But I do think it is a wise descision to concentrate on your education :)

My bunch are doing fine. I am still worried sick everyday that IBD will rear it's ugly head via signs and symptoms, but almost a year on and not a single one of my snakes have came down with it. I must have been doing something right in my quarantine methods after Clementine passed and was confirmed with it. So I am taking each day as it comes and enjoying them muchly :)
 
Inclusion Body Disease??

I've heard about that, glad to hear you've pulled through it, though. Is your collection more colubrids or boids?
 
Ahh, I'm stunned, I'm sorry to have read that, but surely, hopefully, after a year things can only get better? You have done incredibly well to prevent it from spreading. You're a credit to the hobby and I wish you the best of luck in the near, and long term future.

Hows peagreen? (I think that's what you called her? The vine snake with the horned nose?)

I was always interested in that snake.
 
connord94 said:
Ahh, I'm stunned, I'm sorry to have read that, but surely, hopefully, after a year things can only get better? You have done incredibly well to prevent it from spreading. You're a credit to the hobby and I wish you the best of luck in the near, and long term future.

Hows peagreen? (I think that's what you called her? The vine snake with the horned nose?)

I was always interested in that snake.
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Sweetpea? She stayed with my ex when I stopped seeing him. His heath deteriorated too much for him to keep her so she moved home to a local experienced strange snake keeper lol. Shes now a mum as well! She's doing well from what I hear :)
 
Yeah that's the one, I've missed a lot in the 2 years or whatever it has been that I haven't been visiting regularly.
 
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