>>I'm only 24 so doing this makes me feel so freaking morbid it isn't funny.



ditto on that, dude! i was 23 when i was asked the same questions from my mother (about 2 years ago). i actually have a whole 5 page of directions for my snakes lol. i actually went through the process of feeding and taking care of them with my brother and a few close friends so in the event of my death i knew they atleast had short term care. Then i went through my friends and asked each one if "in the event" whether they would want to take a couple of them. Then i have two people designated to sell which ever ones werent taken.... like i said i have a 5 page plan and thats not even including the caresheets! its good to have a plan no matter how morbid it is to think about.

A buddy of mine grandma died about 3 years back and all her snakes ended up getting put down after going 2 months without food because no one knew how to care for them (not to mention no one even thought about them). when we finally heard about it it was already too late..... so its really just part of the deal in taking in a pet. Even if youre dead its still your responiblity to make sure that they are taken care of.
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