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I need some snames (snake names) for a couplea' holdbacks.
Also I am so so so tired, and my brain is not good.
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Ik you mostly deal with corn snakes so it's possible that the answer is self evident BUT, do you have a favourite snake species?
(also your blog is so lovely)
Thank you, friend!
A favorite snake species? Hmmm, no, I couldn't pick just one. I work with corn snakes because they're an excellent species to work with, and I do love them, and I'd prefer to be a specialist in one species than try to generalize with several species, but corn snakes are tied for favorite with many others.
Everything I learn about snakes of any sort makes me appreciate and treasure them all the more. It's never ending.
They're so important in their ecosystems and we still have only scratched the surface of how they operate.
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So You Want To Be a Corn Snake Breeder
Tip #3
Develop your customer service skills.
Presumably, you will need to sell the snakes you produce. You can try selling to friends or giving baby snakes as gifts to folks you know, but you'll find that this market gets saturated FAST and you'll end up with handfuls of snakes and dwindling reserves of money and space to feed and house all of them.
When selling online or at an in-person reptile show, you'll encounter all sorts of folks, from the seasoned expert to the hopeful novice and a thousand people in-between. You need to be able to communicate on their level, whatever that level may be.
You could be rude or a jerk, and that's a flex I guess, but you'll grow your good reputation faster and have more sales if you are kind.
Sometimes you'll encounter tire-kickers, photo collectors, edgelords, or folks who have malicious intent. Learn not to let those people ruin your demeanor. Shut 'em down politely but firmly, and focus on the positive interactions.
If you're selling online, you may need to juggle lots of conversations and keep track of who's inquiring about what, what they need, and where in the purchase process they are. It's a lot to handle at times but the outcome is a happy snake in a good home, happy customer with their new pet, and happy you with a bit of dosh in your pocket to help with upkeep.
If you seriously can't deal with people, consider just keeping snakes as beloved pets and not breeding them!
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