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bteo12701

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Hi my nane is Bruce and i am not new to exotic life forms or forums....but im new to this one...ive kept all kinds of invertebrates. ...and vertebrates at that. Ive had reptiles,amphibians,fish,birds (i was a licensed falconer flew red tails,goshawks,and coopers hawks) and mamnals. Ive had tons of tarantualas and scorpions etc. Ive had wild caught mantises...and now want to try sone exotic species....so i guess i caught the bug so to speak. Ive also worked with all sorts of plant and fungus species...tissue culture and mycology. Im just an average ***** that reads and learns quick.i hope to develop more friendships here as i have all over the internet. I hope i explained myself enough...hi everyone....

 
Welcome! I have been part of many online forums, but none of them seem as personal and full of generous, caring, and amazing people as this one. This is a small, intimate community, where people are always willing to help, even when it comes to subjects outside of mantises! So enjoy!

 
Hello Bruce and welcome to the forum
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Many of us keep a small zoo of various specimens/pets, and related feeder cultures and what not so I'm curious to see what your posts will be about. ;)

 
Thank you...well  hopefully i will have something good to contribute.....i just gotta jump right in and get a feel for it. They seem like they will be much more exciting than a lot of the tarantula species ive kept because they respond much more to their surroundings . I used to handle the suntigers and h.macs i had...so this will be a little less risky than that lol.

 
That's quite the zoo you're accustomed to, being a falconer seems like it would be very fun and lots of work!

Welcome to the forum! 

 

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