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    New here!

    Hallo! I am new to the world of garter snakes, but was introduced to the concept of having them as pets by my mother, who frequents these forums as 'Flicker' with her pretty pretty red snake.

    Upon visiting ConcinnusMan and seeing all of his (absolutely AMAZING GORGEOUS) babies, I decided that maybe a snake was a better option for an apartment dweller than a cat.

    Still looking for a name for my new sweetheart, but she's just incredible! So curious and lively! I tried to take pictures of her and she was -fascinated- by the lens of the camera- kept reaching out and trying to slither to it! SO CUTE!



    Thanks to ConcinnusMan and Flicker, I am now the proud caretaker of this beautiful Anery girl!

    But what to name her?!

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    Welcome aboard.

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    Cool. Good to see you joined. Welcome! Here's a tip: next time you take pics do it with the window behind you and the snake well-lit. Try again and post some more pics would you?

    Also, don't forget those little ones are professional escape artists. One of the mistakes everybody seems to make, especially people new to snakes, is turning their backs when the tank is open, failing to secure the snake in an absolutely escape PROOF container, or underestimating their ability to escape. They are strong, can make themselves very flat, and can even climb glass walls, especially when they are small. Be careful! I especially don't want your mom's red boy Flicker getting lost before I can use him for breeding. He's way too special to lose!

    How about Anna?, play on the word "anery" or prefix "An" meaning lacking (red) My Amy got her name from the spanish word for yellow - Amarillo.

    Hope your little one does well. Glad you like her.

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    Welcome Dyna from Northern Utah
    Jeff

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    Nice to have you on the forum. I like that photo.
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    Don't get me wrong. I like the photo too, but I would like Dyna to show off the snake's colors (or lack thereof, actually) and make me proud.

    He's really close to being a completely black-and-white snake. Very little of any other pigment. A little rust on his cheeks is all.

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    welcome to the forum and congrats on your new pet
    rhea
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    Hello & welcome from Idaho!
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    Welcome from Connecticut!
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