19/06/2024
SMR aberrant Tessera Cornsnake
Corn Snake Advocate We started South Mountain Reptiles 24 years ago (1999), after selling our pet store in Wichita and moving to Texas.
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I thought I’d give you a little history about me, Don Soderberg, and South Mountain Reptiles. After high school in Wichita, Kansas. I attended Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches, Texas, where I majored in biology - with emphasis in herpetology. I kept and bred reptiles as a hobby throughout the following years while working at different jobs to support my family. I was particularly honored to have worked under the late Ron Blakely in the herpetarium at the Sedgwick County Zoo in Wichita, Kansas, in the late 1970s. Like many in our profession/hobby, I was hooked on reptiles and amphibians since I was old enough to walk. My mother never discouraged my brother and I from catching and keeping our “pets” since there were no indigenous venomous reptiles in Wichita. After keeping snakes since childhood, I successfully hatched my first eggs in 1973, but I never dreamed I’d be able to work/play with snakes as a career. In 1999, after the last of our three children finished high school, Tammie (my wife) and I sold our reptile pet shop EXOTIC PETS in Wichita and moved to Texas. Living here in the Hill Country outside San Antonio, we created our exclusively Internet and mail order corn snake shop South Mountain Reptiles (SMR for short). We regret that we cannot have visitors at SMR, but for insurance and security reasons, we stopped allowing visits in 2005. Feel free to check out our website at www.cornsnake.net or contact us at https://www.cornsnake.net/contact-us Thank you for your time. Don Soderberg - South Mountain Reptiles P.S. No, we don't live on a mountain. In Sweden, Soderberg translates to Southern Mountain or South Mountain.