Therapy snakes ???

[ballpythonsrock2]

Imagine that !!!

http://usherp.org/2013/02/02/therapy...at-depression/

http://www.foxnews.com/health/2017/0...erapy-pet.html

The strange thing about this is, I was in a pretty rough spot when I started getting interested in snakes/reptiles. Long story.. I actually used to have a pretty bad snake phobia. I always just thought that getting into this hobby took my mind off of things. But who knows. There is something sort of therapeutic in watching a snake move about

Taking your mind off things is a kind of therapy really. That is one reason I decided to own a snake. It gives me something to look forward to during the day at work. Also I keep my snake in my bedroom. I use to keep em in a 40gal glass critter cage, (I stopped due to constant humidity problems and now have a plastic tub,) but when I had them in a tank and had a red or blue light on them at night I use to love watching em cruise around as I lay there getting ready to sleep. I kind of miss that part of a tank but have less problems using a plastic tote. I can still look in an watch but not as easily or clearly and they don't move about as much in a plastic tub and it's a narrow view.