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A friend re-awakened my addiction to reptiles and i've been broke since...lol
My mob...BHP's, Spotteds, Coastals, Stimmies, Olives, MD, Blue Tongues, Beardies and Shingles.......Just after a Diamond Python now...
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ever since i was about 5 i was in love with animals my favorite animal was a gecko till about i was ten i always loved geckos because they had such cute eyes
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Ive always been around animals from a really young age, the day i was born my parents brought a kitten for me and then after that my Grandad the greatest man who ever lived took me out every weekend to pet stores and bird breeders with him. That carried onto my days with school mates sitting at the creeks around the suburbs catching tadpoles, yabbies and frogs and bringing them home for dear mummy to populate the enormous pond outback. Now I'm out of home and still in love with animals so i thort how awsome would having a snake be now a year on and I have 2.
Sorry for the essay :p
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Reptiles got me into reptiles....
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ive always loved reptile for as long as i can remember but my mum would never let me get one until i moved out so when i was 19 i moved out with my girlfriend got a carpet python had him for a year now and i absolutely adore him even if he is abit of a grumpy boy lol. i broke up with my girlfriend and now live with my mum with my snake haha so she has to deal with it now lol.. plus ive had such an addiction to snakes i got my favorite snake tattooed on my throat ( king cobra )
- 11-Mar-12, 11:35 PM #37
[QUOTE=grannieannie;2152001]One day we had a picnic in the Blue Mountains and saw a red belly black go from a vacant block, cross a road and go under a vacant house right where we were having our picnic. I didn't know what sort of snake it was, but it was MAGNIFICENT./QUOTE]
hmm from that description sounds like it was a red belly black !like a boss
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two words, Jurassic Park.
- 12-Mar-12, 12:01 AM #39
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Always loved all types of animal especially reptiles but never bothered with my license as I thought it was like impossible and expensive to get, but it wasn't until I got my apprenticeship that I learnt the two trades I work with have pythons an licenses where easy as to get, with in a month I was poor
1 Southwest Carpet Python. 1 Pilbara Stimsons Python. 1 Missing Stimsons Python
- 12-Mar-12, 12:22 AM #40
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[QUOTE=richoman_3;2152140]Oh yes, it definately was a red belly black snake, but I didn't know that at the time. I knew nothing at all about snakes way back then. It was just magnificent, a shiny black upper and crimson belly and at least 2 metres long....I'd never seen a wild snake before and never really taken any interest in snakes at all, probably just thought they were very scary things.....but that was sooooo beautiful, I never forgot it. It was many years later that I learned what type it was.
Life offers us many bed fellows....be careful whom you choose !!
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Some great story's looks like most people got in to reptiles when they were young
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