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    I wish my husband would be more supportive of my snake hobby. He's not scared of them or anything like that, but he doesn't understand why I want to breed them and have a snake business when we both do well with our regular jobs and don't need need to make money from snakes. He really doesn't appreciate the different morphs either and refers to my snakes as "inanimate objects." How he sees it is that my snakes take up a lot of time that could otherwise be spent with him. While that's kind of sweet, it really annoys me, too. I feel like I am constantly trying to reduce my collection to please him, and I have to try to do most of the feeding and cares while he is not home, so it won't seem like I am spending time on snakes that I could otherwise be spending with him. In all fairness, I do have a lot of snakes, but I really don't it's the "problem" he seems to think it is.....
    ~Wendy~

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    Reptile Collection: Amazon Tree Boas, Ball Pythons, Boa Constrictors, Brazilian Rainbow Boas, Carpet Pythons, Chondro, Corn Snakes, King Snakes, Milk Snakes and a Retic. Too many morphs to list anymore!

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