Those of you breeding, what is your living situation?

Girlfriend and I are renting a home. Our landlady is deathly afraid of snakes but has agreed to pretend to be blissfully ignorant as long as they don't escape and wreak havoc ;) My income isnt dependent on breeding success, but once things get rolling a little stronger I should be in a better position regardless!

My opinion is that if you are at any point uncertain about living situation you shouldnt have any pets as you should worry about yourself before adding another life into the mix.

I live with my parents for community college, and I simply keep my snakes in my room. When I move to a uc in a couple years, I suppose I will have to find an apartment that allows snakes, and of course a nearby pet shop that sells mice/rats. I would not leave them home, and I'm pretty sure they aren't allowed in dorms (I wouldn't bring them in dorms anyway), so we'll see how that goes.

Only when I move into my own permanent house do I plan to breed my snakes.

I haven't bred yet, but plan to start this season. For now (and probably for a long time to come) I am a renter, since this area is just too expensive for me to buy anything. I've been in the same house for 2.5 years, and it's quite spacious for the city... but since I share it with roommates, the "snake area" is limited to my bedroom/bath.

Fwiw, I never actually told my landlord about the snakes, but he is very pet-friendly... he did see Delilah when I first got her, and only said "cool snake." So I imagine it's not a big deal, which is why I didn't bother mentioning the others. ;)

fiance and i own a 2 bedroom condo by the beach. my snakes are in the guest bedrooms walkin-ish closet. i can house 20+ snakes in it and i have a 4' x 2' x 2' incubator in there as well.

My fiance and I own a house. Our collection is in the basement. The basement was partially finished and I am in the process of knocking down walls and opening the whole thing up. They had the basement sectioned off into rooms like in the 70's. We think it looks better the way we are doing it. Anyway we are designating a whole section of the basement just for our snakes.

I do plan on breeding eventually, but not until after I graduate college and know a bit better what I'm doing. I plan on staying in my current apartment until I move somewhere to get a "big kid job" :P I just moved into this apartment over the summer, and I haven't mentioned the snakes, although the maintenance lady saw them (She saw one of my smallest ones and started talking about how HUGE he was!! :weirdface I didn't mention the fact that the others are bigger :P ) My landlords are pretty cool, which is actually why I don't have a problem paying a touch more to live here. They are both retired and really love working with the college students ("Your futures are all so bright!!") so I really don't think they would have a problem with them if they found out. I know that someone else has some sort of reptile though...I was walking to work and saw a tank with a red heat lamp on top of it through a different apartments open door.

When I move, I'm going to have to play it by ear, but I will most likely be in an apartment when I start breeding.

Im 14 lol and ALL the rooms in my house are taken, so for now the "snake room" for my small collection is my room and The qt room is my bros room in the basement (im on the second floor) also my breeding project is VERY SMAll my god what i would give for my .1 pastel to be a adult for my spider :) Ahh, well thats 2-3 years away :(

This season will be my first one breeding. I currently own a home and am in the process of turning my guest room into a snake room! I bought my house in May (as a 23 year old single mom, might I add:) ) and I'm LOVING it!

I live with my parents...
which...is nice, free rent... Plus my dad and i borrow males from each other.
Sharing, is caring. :D

(They are home owners though.)

for all you renters out there....make 2 end tables and a coffe table that doubles as racks....end tables make up 32qt/15qt rack coffe table could be 41qt:gj: