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First Time Snake Owner From SoCal
Oh lookit, an introduction forum Pardon me for not posting here before, didn't even see it.
I've just recently acquired my first ball python, an unknown gendered Normal who is now going to be known as Crowley. While he's* at least partially partially if not totally blind, he's also one of the nicest and most tame baby balls I've had the pleasure of dealing with.
I'm a recent college graduate who is still stuck working part time at a Petco, but at least it's a job to keep me going until I can find something better. While I make no claims at being an expert on any animal, I do try to find out as much as I can independent of the store's "training" and oftentimes inaccurate caresheets. At the very least I like knowing where I direct people to find the answers they need if I can't answer them, and have been pleasantly surprised at the willingness of most people to improve the lives of their pets when given the tools and knowledge to get started.
I've also kind of wanted a snake my entire life but had parents who weren't comfortable with the idea. Finally got a snake to play with and cuddle! Plus I've always had a very basic knowledge level of reptile care, but there are some things you can only really learn by doing.
Currently I also have a rescue cat called Momo, and one betta called Finch, though my boyfriend also has a 20 gallon freshwater fish tank that we sort of share along with the rest.
*He seems standard, and I hate calling my animals "it." If/when I find out his actual gender I'll just change it in my posts.
Last edited by Tereghan; 01-10-2012 at 05:00 PM.
"Courage is the price which life exacts for granting peace..."
-Amelia Earhart
0.1 Normal Ball Python (Crowley), 1.0 Orange Tabby Cat (Momo), 1.0 Betta (Finch)
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Welcome to the forum! There are a lot of us from the SoCal area here.
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Re: First Time Snake Owner From SoCal
Welcome to bpnet. Lot's of good info/folks on this forum. BTW Heather, I stopped by your booth at Pomona on Sunday. Real good to stop and chat.
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Re: First Time Snake Owner From SoCal
 Originally Posted by mandalorian
Welcome to bpnet. Lot's of good info/folks on this forum. BTW Heather, I stopped by your booth at Pomona on Sunday. Real good to stop and chat.
Hey, thanks for stopping by! I don't recall specifically anyone mentioning BP.net on Sunday, but it was nice to meet you anyway.
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Re: First Time Snake Owner From SoCal
 Originally Posted by LadyOhh
Hey, thanks for stopping by! I don't recall specifically anyone mentioning BP.net on Sunday, but it was nice to meet you anyway. 
Wow, yeah Pomona is within half an hour of me. What are those shows called and/or is there another one coming up soon?
"Courage is the price which life exacts for granting peace..."
-Amelia Earhart
0.1 Normal Ball Python (Crowley), 1.0 Orange Tabby Cat (Momo), 1.0 Betta (Finch)
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Next one is in San Diego at the end of June. Then Anaheim in the Fall (this one is by a different group I believe).
Last edited by Royal Hijinx; 01-10-2012 at 08:07 PM.
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Anahiem is run by NARBC
www.narbc.com
Pomona and SD are run by Reptile Super Show.
www.reptilesupershow.com
There are always a few others in the interim, but those are the biggest in the area.
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Re: First Time Snake Owner From SoCal
Hello, and to BP.net...
"Cry, Havoc! And let slip the dogs of war..."
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Re: First Time Snake Owner From SoCal
to BP.net.
1.0 Normal Ball Python (Slinky)
 RIP-2004 0.1 Samoyed/Collie (Tippy) 15.5 Years Old.
 RIP-2017 0.1 Labrador Retriever (Bitsy) 13.5 Years Old.
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