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    My suggestion is to continue to read, read, and read more. Visit some local reptile expos if you have any. Could also watch videos of them on youtube. I learned a lot from watching these. Check your local area and see if there are any reptile or herp clubs, either on facebook or meetup or in real world.

    Also, I suggest locating a vet in your area who sees exotics. Keep their number handy. Find out what their policy is.... Some vets may or may not see new clients right away, meaning, established patients get priority if appointment times are busy.
    Not all vets may be accepting new clients.

    Finally, get the contact information for an after-hours vet or clinic in case you have a serious late night emergency... You will know where to go and who to call. This may or may not be the same vet you would usually see. For me, my exotic vet is a half hour drive, but the emergency clinic is two HOURS away.
    Last edited by Greensleeves001; 05-26-2016 at 09:30 PM. Reason: grammatical error

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