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  • 01-25-2021, 11:11 PM
    Reptile$ 4 Life
    Re: How’d you get into reptiles? Recalling a trajectory of 25yrs of keeping.
    Honestly, it has always been a passion of mine, and even though reptiles aren't my parents favorite, they are the ones that guided me towards a passion for animals. One of my earliest memories of reptiles is catching a California Mountain Kingsnake. It was so beautiful I couldn't believe it. I couldn't understand why people thought snakes were ugly or mean, I was holding something absolutely stunning and it didn't do anything to try to hurt me.
  • 01-26-2021, 01:20 AM
    BeansTheDerp
    Re: How’d you get into reptiles? Recalling a trajectory of 25yrs of keeping.
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Reptile$ 4 Life View Post
    Honestly, it has always been a passion of mine, and even though reptiles aren't my parents favorite, they are the ones that guided me towards a passion for animals. One of my earliest memories of reptiles is catching a California Mountain Kingsnake. It was so beautiful I couldn't believe it. I couldn't understand why people thought snakes were ugly or mean, I was holding something absolutely stunning and it didn't do anything to try to hurt me.

    I don't know why but to me that seems to be the best and most heartfelt reason to fall in love with snakes. also that sounds like a good catch!
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