Participate on the various forums. Make friends. Give advice to people less experienced than you. Chat reptiles. Showoff your animals. I could go on... it's all about what you want to put into it. I've met a lot of really good people online and have made a lot of friends. I have a few friends I talk snakes with daily. Where I live there isn't a huge reptile scene like some parts of the US.Originally Posted by tejanastar
Thank you for your input. I started buying about 3yrs ago. I have a caramel albino that is breeding currently, a fire and spider and was given 3 normals, and still have the one normal I bought first that made me fall in love with Balls, plus a lesser, pinstripe, and 2 pastels. I am new at this and I understand that everything takes time. That is why I love the snakes because even if I don't make a living off of it, then at least I have a lot of animals that I love! I would like to get involved in the community as I just put my website up www.kurveballz.com and www.facebook.com/kurveballz but how does one get involved in a reptile community to become known? I have nothing to sell at the moment until early Spring time, what would I do to build up reputation?? I attend local Expos in my area, but not as a vendor as I have nothing available. Any ideas??
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