A Study on Those Who Keep Snakes... sort of

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A Study on Those Who Keep Snakes... sort of

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08-13-2010, 09:07 AM	#11
Daenerys	Age:19 Occupation: College student What snakes do you own?: mostly corns but also a honduran milk snake, hog island boa, a brazilian rainbow boa, and a boa constrictor Why do you keep snakes?: Becausse they're low matinence, you can have a lot without using up too much space or time, and they're very interesting creatures that I love to watch, hold, and learn about. What other animals do you have?: Dog What other hobbies do you enjoy?: Reading, watching movies, umm.....I mostly do herp-related stuff, lol. Herpetology Club on campus, field herping... Anything else to add?: Nope! (Optional) Picture:

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