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New member, awesome site, here's my corns!

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Artemisia

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Hehe, I think the title pretty much sums it up :)

Long time lurker, I have learned so much from you folks. Your passion, caring and great advice is really inspiring.

I'm yet another Saskatchewanian, and can't wait to show you my snakelings:

First is Lady, about 2 years old, unknown sex (assumed a girl), pet store purchase, going through 'her' first Spring Fever (as mentioned in the Behaviour thread). This pic was taken in October. I captured the eye shine, so (s)he looks like a zombie here.

Hmm, not sure how to put pictures between text, so I'll go on to Ruby, 7 months old, breeder purchase, Pic taken in January. Yep, she does have a body too :eek: , but I thought the peek picture was cute.

These are amazing critters, and I am always learning. Thanks for having me aboard!

Arte.
 

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HI there, welcome to the forum :D beautiful corns, thanks for posting pics. Let us know if you have any questions. The chat function is great if you would like to meet fellow snake lovers :D see ya around
 
Thanks all for the warm welcomes! I look forward to being part of the boards.

wade said:
Artemisia, did you know that artemisia is the Latin name for Sage Brush?
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Yep yep! The sages are some of my favorite plants. Good observation. Glad I'm not the only Latin name fan out there :eek:.

I got Lady first as a yearling, as I wanted to start (read: make all my mistakes :uhoh:) with an established snake. Then Ruby came along late last year as a hatchling from a local breeder (yay for local breeders!). It has been a blast watching her grow.

Arte
 
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