BP Lifestyle/Culture (Question heavy)

[DooLittle]

Ok, I'm not 100% sure of this is the what you are looking for in an answer, but-
Bps aren't the only pets we have, so I wouldn't say I was "defined" by them. We are animal lovers. I have cats, dogs, parrot, pet rats, feeder rats, asf's, chickens, uromastyx, anole, chickens, leopard geckos, guinea pigs, bps, and a boa. Have had hamsters, and rabbits and fish too. Our bps come out once or twice a week, depends on feed, if anyone's shedding, and our schedule. My boa usually more.

Things that have changed since we became snake owners? I will tell anybody who will listen about them. We have taken them to our daughters school for show and tell each year during their reptile unit. That has been a great experience, we are reaching 25-30 kids each year (this year though her teacher asked if another class could join, so double!) that now think snakes are cool, instead of being afraid. Each year there has only been 1 or 2 kids who didn't want to pet them. This year, one of the girls who was afraid from last year came up and pet one. So we are able to educate the kids about them, and show them they are not big scary monsters at all.

Something we maybe all have in common? Impulsive personalities- we will be the last one to say "oh no, don't get another snake.". We are evil, and will encourage you to get that beautiful snake you just found at a great price, that is one you always wanted. . So, fair warning, they are addictive, and you will want more! Hope that answered some of what you were looking for.

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