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Hey Folks!

Just wanted to pop on here real quick to share my excitement for the next chapter of Kingsnake.com. When I was searching for care info on house snakes as a teenager in 2020, one of the only articles on them I could find was on Kingsnake.com. Now, if all goes well, Later this year I will be producing my first clutch of albino cape house snakes. Even as a young guy in the herp world I have a lot of nostalgia for the old forum websites and I'm so hyped to see it being revived! On top of that, in today's culture of social media and instant gratification, it's refreshing to see a platform reemerging that requires a more intentional search for knowledge and community. I hope that aspect of Kingsnake.com is able to remain as it moves towards being modern and relevant again. Anyway, best of luck to Jon and his team!

Regards,
Fincher

WOOOT! Congratulations! Such an exciting time producing the first eggs of a species you love.

Post some pictures for us!

Thanks!

Here's some pics of my female, !00% het T albino. My male visual is currently in shed but I'll post some of him once he's out

Hmmm not sure the Image link is working. lets try this again.

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Are you using the image link box below or are you using the text options provided in tools and toys?
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Cindy Steinle
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Don't use your google drive url.

You can upload photos to the Photo Gallery and then easily link to them in the forums by cut & pasting the Image URL, or by using the BBCodes.
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Developer Gerry
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