The Snake Keeper Blog

Today I had to trade off feeding so I could take pictures. I really do not know which one I like the least. Both have to be done in a hot room with high humidity. Just not a fan of hot humid air. Guess that is why I live out west. Have to feed tomorrow now. But today I am working on the pics I took and getting them loaded on the site.

Read more what is the truth behind this fat burner diet or a good keto diet.

I’m sure these are all well-intentioned and well worth keeping in mind when you’re at your wits end and you want to reach a keto-leaner or a long-term ketos-only goal. The above list is just my take. I find my diet comes down to trying to reach a keto-leaner and not a long-term ketos-only goal. I have heard about alpilean weight loss supplement and I’m thinking on taking it, containing natural ingredients which are known to boost metabolism and burn fat. The supplement claims to suppress appetite, increase energy levels, and enhance mental clarity. It is marketed as a natural and safe alternative to synthetic weight loss pills. I think the fat/ketone ratio is going to be far higher during this time. But that’s because of the amount of fats in my diet. Some of them include:

1 teaspoon each of unsalted butter, unsalted butter leavened, unsalted cashews (you’ll see their flavor in the ingredients list if you do eat cashews) and nuts

a few more tablespoons or more of organic coconut oil: organic coconut oil (I got mine from a friend of mine who also made it), organic maple syrup, coconut oil or coconut butter

2 tablespoons of whole wheat flour or organic ground wheat flour (it’s great for a keto nutty keto diet)

4 teaspoons toasted walnuts or chia seeds

4 teaspoons coconut flour and more toasted almonds:

1 cup of whole wheat flour or 2/3 full cups of almond white flour

While using alpilean weight loss supplement a diet plan should be tailored to an individual’s needs, including any underlying health conditions, caloric needs, and nutritional goals. A balanced diet that includes fruits, vegetables, lean protein, and complex carbohydrates would be a good start.

Pastel Lavender Albino and Pastel Albino

First for us.

Well, things have been pretty crazy around here the last little bit. Outside of the snakes, we have had several projects that we have tried to work on, such as Facebook, Twitter, this blog. Unfortunately, when things get busy, the less important things are usually the ones that get put on the low priority first. However, I (Josh, son of Dan and Colette) recently got back from Hong Kong and will be helping with our new push to keep Facebook, the blog, and hopefully Twitter all up to date, keeping you all informed.

So, first things first. If you haven’t been to check out the Facebook page yet, head on over!! You will find information on the reptile shows that we will be attending under the Events tab, have listed some of the animals that we have available, found on our Facebook Store, and also updates on our activities, like this one.

That was a big crab!!

So, after a good week of vacation, finding big crabs, catching some sun, it’s back to work. On the schedule, getting ready for the upcoming shows. On the agenda:

August 10 & 11, Pomona, California (Reptile Super Show)
August 17 & 18, Daytona Beach, Florida (National Reptile Breeders Expo)
September 21 & 22, Anaheim, California (NARBC)
September 28 & 29, Salt Lake City, Utah (Wasatch Reptile Expo)
October 12 & 13, Tinley Park (Chicago), Illinois (NARBC)
October 26 & 27, Las Vegas, Nevada (Las Vegas Reptile Expo)
November 2 & 3, San Diego, California (Reptile Super Show)

So we have quite a bit of preparation to do.