I live in Europe and I bought a Yuma Kingsnake, what do you think?
They told me it comes from Yuma, what do you think looking at its pattern?



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Indeed..!Jimi wrote:Daniel, did you buy Hubbs' book yet? Based on your pattern of inquiries here, I'm certain it will interest and gratify you.
http://www.amazon.com/Common-Kingsnakes ... 0975464116
cheers
i am collecting the money, wish to read it very soon !Jimi wrote:Daniel, did you buy Hubbs' book yet? Based on your pattern of inquiries here, I'm certain it will interest and gratify you.
http://www.amazon.com/Common-Kingsnakes ... 0975464116
cheers
oh dear; perhaps it is, in NL, but that certainly is not true for that animal near PhoenixHe told me is a very rare locality
+1 on that, unless he was just talking - truthfully - about what's available in the European marketit sounds like player talk
Good advice; I would add for emphasis, "Figure out what turns your crank, and to hell with the masses." You never know, maybe the masses will come around to your way of thinking, and (re?)develop an interest in what you like. Regardless, with an animal that could live up to 40 years, don't put yourself OR IT in a position where your attraction to and care for it are influenced by external valuations. You are in a social contract with that animal. I wouldn't let anyone else threaten your maintaining your side of the deal. If that makes sense...Delete hobby swells and wanes of interest, delete what other people value and enjoy the snake on its own merit.