Quote Originally Posted by craigafrechette View Post
I agree 100%. Not everybody agrees with Ax or myself, but Ax has proven to be one of the most helpful members on this forum in the year and change I've been a member. He no doubt likes to have fun, and the world sorely needs that. In today's society of EVERYthing ANYbody says offending SOMEbody and people being so easily butthurt it's refreshing to have some laughs.

The flip side of that is that Ax also knows his stuff, cares whole heartedly about the animals and is always happy to help where he can.

That combo of fun and help, in my opinion, makes Ax an invaluable member of the forum and I'm glad I've gotten to "know" him through this forum.

I've already voiced my two cents on Rainbow being a big jump, so no need to reiterate what I already said. I hope it works out for Skyrivers and Rainbow, but I'm still concerned the cart may have been put before the horse. I hope I'm wrong, rehoming a 10+ foot retic is a lot harder than rehoming a 4 foot BP.
I agree with you about needing to take things lightly and enjoy a good poke in the ribs every now and then. I was also joking with him. If you read carefully you will see my response to his next post.

I know a large retic will be $$ and time and energy to care for. I know I have a lot to learn but don't we all? I hope to grow with Rainbow and look forward to building her a fantastic enclosure in my new house I am buying later this year. I am at a point in my life where my only responsibility out side of myself is my pets and have devoted my life to their care, love, and health.

I hope to use Rainbow (as long as she is ok with it) to do educational shows. It scares me to see so many people acquiring cute babies but not understanding the mass and strength they have full grown. My respect for her is as huge as her personality and trust me she has personality. I love my other snakes but she is by far the quickest and most energetic and interesting to handle of all my snakes.