http://www.pygmychameleon.co.uk/blogs/dragongoddess/ The Pygmy Chameleon Community - Everything You Need To Know About Pygmy Chameleons en Fri, 10 Sep 2010 20:59:38 GMT vBulletin 60 http://www.pygmychameleon.co.uk/images/misc/rss.jpg http://www.pygmychameleon.co.uk/blogs/dragongoddess/ http://www.pygmychameleon.co.uk/blogs/dragongoddess/4-weird-reptile-person.html Thu, 14 Jan 2010 03:50:39 GMT I get so tired of getting 'that look'.
Sometime you get so excited about sharing the latest addition to your collection. How tiny and cute it is, how it has that funny little nose. Or want to talk about your evening washing and arranging plants to get just that right look in you terrarium. How perfect it turned out and how happy your little guy looked when he settled in. Then you get...

That look.

"She's that strange reptile lady."

Sometimes it's a little off putting to have an unusual hobby. Maybe I should buy shoes like other girls (I do have more reptiles than some girls have shoes). More often than not, I just wish there were more people I could hang out with that share my interest. The only time I'm around like minded people is twice a year when I go to the reptile shows. At least my children are 'strange reptile people' too.

There is a group of chameleon keeper in California but it is a three and a half hour drive to get there. I'm going to try and start my own local group but I don't know how many chameleon keepers are in my area. But for the time being, I'm glad this site exists that I can share my interest with someone. Even if most of you are an ocean away. It's nice to be in the company of other weird reptile people! ]]> dragongoddess http://www.pygmychameleon.co.uk/blogs/dragongoddess/4-weird-reptile-person.html