TheLuckyMuffin
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Hello all!
My name is TheLuckyMuffin.
I'm here to learn all that I can about the care and keeping of reptiles.
A bit about myself:
I have 18 years of experience keeping fish and amphibians. Freshwater aquariums and aquaponic set-ups. Green and leopard frogs, tree frogs, salamanders, and newts. I've kept a couple snakes briefly as educational tools (catch and release).
10 years ago I got my first pet reptile, a Red Eared Slider named Todd.
He's 34 years old this year and still going strong!
In March I picked up a Mourning gecko who now resides in a basic planted vivarium. I have since picked up a couple more with the intent to grow a colony (I already have eggs on the way! Yay!!).
I'm currently looking into my next several species (both amphibian and reptile).
Someday I would like to contribute my own research toward best care practices in natrualistic settings.
Looking forward to being part of this great community! I've got a lot of questions and love learning.
Edit: I also have 2 Cats, some Zebra Danios, a boyfriend, and some American Toad tadpoles.
My name is TheLuckyMuffin.
I'm here to learn all that I can about the care and keeping of reptiles.
A bit about myself:
I have 18 years of experience keeping fish and amphibians. Freshwater aquariums and aquaponic set-ups. Green and leopard frogs, tree frogs, salamanders, and newts. I've kept a couple snakes briefly as educational tools (catch and release).
10 years ago I got my first pet reptile, a Red Eared Slider named Todd.
In March I picked up a Mourning gecko who now resides in a basic planted vivarium. I have since picked up a couple more with the intent to grow a colony (I already have eggs on the way! Yay!!).
I'm currently looking into my next several species (both amphibian and reptile).
Someday I would like to contribute my own research toward best care practices in natrualistic settings.
Looking forward to being part of this great community! I've got a lot of questions and love learning.
Edit: I also have 2 Cats, some Zebra Danios, a boyfriend, and some American Toad tadpoles.
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