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Corn snakes make excellent first snakes. They will grow up to around 5 feet in length over the course of their life. They are very hardy and non aggressive.

Pink Tongue Skink

Nice cham. I have to admit, when I read the thread title, I thought this was going to be a gila monster thread.

Here's the link you wanted. The thread is closed, but you could probably still contact the guy: http://www.reptileforums.net/forums/showthread.php?87072-Super-tiger-retic-pz-read

Nope. It's such a low concentration, and then it gets wiped out, so there's nothing there that's gonna hurt anybody.

I use a 5% white vinegar in water solution. Just spray it in, let it sit a second then wipe it out with a wet paper towel.

I'm familiar with the thread that Calamity is talking about, and this isn't the first time this particular admin has been waving the ban hammer around. Unfortunately, people will run their websites as they see fit, and the rest of us have to either play by their rules or leave the forum. I feel...

Just a suggestion, but why don't you try adopting a leo that needs a good home. You sound like a good keeper for as old as you are, so instead of starting with a baby, why not look into an adult, or a juvenile, that needs a good home.

Avoiding certain foods like Twizzlers and red wine can help, as can taking a Riboflavin (B2) supplement.

They aren't listed on their site, but AZO reptiles has a bunch of steppe runners, and they vend at shows near NJ all the time.

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I like it, is there any sort of CB/CBB market for these guys. I live on the East Coast, so getting a Nor Cal sally is pretty much non existent.

Just put some cardboard on the sides of the enclosures that face each other that way they cannot see the other.