Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Misha View Post
Not shaming having multiple snakes at all. As you can see, I have a few myself. With that being said, their life span is so long that your life can change dramatically and it's easier to adjust to keeping a few than a lot.

When I got my first BP i was carefree with no responsibilities. Now, I'm married with a two year old working full time and decided to go back to finish higher education. Trust me when I tell you that priorities change. When my son was an infant, I thought about downsizing but couldn't decide and ended up pulling through. Thankfully, I also have a spouse who is enjoys BPs and is willing to help (even though this is my pets).

I want new keepers to take these things into consideration. Living situations change, employment and so on and so on.

I am looking forward to sharing my passion with my little one and he's been at one point very interested in the BPs so I'm looking forward to grow that relationship.



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Believe me, that's something I've been thinking about a lot. So many times I hear of pets people rehome because "their apartment doesn't allow them" or "there's a new landlord" and so on. It, scares me honestly. As someone who's really started to look around in terms of living on my own lately, that kind of horror scenario where I must choose between living somewhere or my animals pops up in my mind repeatedly. It's not going to happen anytime soon for better or worse (I looked around several nearby towns and nothing is within my budget rent-wise at this time), but it's still a worry.

I already know some animals can't come with me, like my hens (but they're close to their final years anyway), and my giant aquarium might not be on the cards too depending on the situation just out of its sheer weight (you can't put 1400+ pounds just anywhere), but I don't think I could live with myself if I came across a situation where I ended up animalless altogether. That's not acceptable to me.