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    Re: The one that started it all.

    Quote Originally Posted by BPavery View Post
    I think Steve Irwin and Jeff Corwin sparked my passion for animals.


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    X2. Being a child in the late 90's early 2000's Steve Irwin and Jeff Corwin were always on my television. I didn't care if it was a repeat or not. They are my two primary reasons for getting into snakes, and animals as a whole.
    I've got quite a few...

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    Re: The one that started it all.

    Quote Originally Posted by Montypython696 View Post
    X2. Being a child in the late 90's early 2000's Steve Irwin and Jeff Corwin were always on my television. I didn't care if it was a repeat or not. They are my two primary reasons for getting into snakes, and animals as a whole.
    Yup, same with me! Steve Irwin and Jeff Corwin's enthusiasm and passion for animals was very contagious.


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    Re: The one that started it all.

    Have always wanted a BP. But, never got one because I didn't know what I would do if it ever got 6ft. I always would stop at Petsmart just to go look at them. And, yeah, ok, was afraid of getting bit too. Then, finally a few years ago, I quit caring if I got bit. And, found a guy selling a 4ft BP with the tank, and all. Then, I did research on what all I would need for it. (Yeah, I know. Shoulda done research first). But, got everything I needed for it. It got up to 5ft. Then, I gave it to a friends daughter. Cuz her 6ft Rat snake died. Six months later, I got another one. Then two months after that I got an Anery RTB. And, I don't care how long they get.... Im not giving them up. In fact, may go for one more BP.
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    my fascination for snakes and reptiles in general has always been there since i can remember. but it was just a minor interest, keeping on and off some bronzebacks, wolf snakes or the occasional wild caught retic over the years. it was not a burning desire to keep snakes, maybe just a tiny flicker. but the internet age is waht really escalated my reptile craziness, seeing all the crazy and exotic stuff from all over the world. it was like splashing a can of gasoline on a tiny flame.
    1.0 pied
    0.1 spider het pied
    0.1 normal het pied
    1.0 pinstripe het albino
    0.1 albino
    0.3 normal het albino
    1.2 cinnamon
    0.1 lesser
    0.1 bumblebee
    0.1 pastel
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