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Old 03-15-2009, 05:49 AM
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Do you have to soak the rodents in selcon and garlic too???
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Old 03-15-2009, 05:58 AM
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Do you have to soak the rodents in selcon and garlic too???
oh thank god no - they smell bad enough to begin with!!
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Old 03-15-2009, 06:16 AM
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Keri, love the Boas. Your corn looks just like mine!

Meet "Snakey":



He/she is just under 1 year old, hard to tell the size in the pic, but much smaller than yours!

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Old 03-15-2009, 06:55 AM
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Aww Diana she's cuuute!
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I can't imagine it would be easy to breed frozen rats..

Nice looking snakes... even if they give me the heebee geebees.

The snakes dont give me the heebie geebees but feeding them the rats or mice sure would.
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thats a pretty nice pastel ball. I've got 2 ball pythons as well, had them for about 7 years now. They are great snakes. Nice to see that there are some other reptile nerds on here! I've got the balls, a beardie, a ornate uro, some leopard geckos, a box turtle, some red foot tortoises, a yellow foot tortoise, some axoltls, and some veild chameleons and a new baby blue tounge as of yesterday.
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Uhhh did I say boa? I did mean ball. It was late at night and there was some drinking.

Wowzers. Currently as far as reptiles go I only have the corn and a large male veiled chameleon. I've kept leopard geckos in the past, and we are considering adding a ball to our batch, I just LOVE the piebalds but yipes are they pricey.
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Old 03-15-2009, 06:57 PM
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The snakes dont give me the heebie geebees but feeding them the rats or mice sure would.
oh just think of them as tiny little (hairy) steaks!

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thats a pretty nice pastel ball. I've got 2 ball pythons as well, had them for about 7 years now. They are great snakes. Nice to see that there are some other reptile nerds on here! I've got the balls, a beardie, a ornate uro, some leopard geckos, a box turtle, some red foot tortoises, a yellow foot tortoise, some axoltls, and some veild chameleons and a new baby blue tounge as of yesterday.

They sure are sweet snakes, I'm jealous of your collection! especially the baby blue tongued, they are so cute! Have you heard of the BC reptile club? (are you in bc? I forgot to look) you should check it out anyhow http://www.dasnakes.com/bcrc/
You should post pics of your guys!

edit: ohhh calgary.... well, still pretty close! you should join there are other alberta members, including breeders

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Uhhh did I say boa? I did mean ball. It was late at night and there was some drinking.

Wowzers. Currently as far as reptiles go I only have the corn and a large male veiled chameleon. I've kept leopard geckos in the past, and we are considering adding a ball to our batch, I just LOVE the piebalds but yipes are they pricey.

I knew what you meant

I LOVE the piebalds as well and am watching the price come down.... $3k now Vs $10k a little over 2yrs ago!

*steeples fingers and waits*
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Old 03-31-2009, 04:47 AM
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Pic from the other night at dinner time, she's just finished off a mouse and is working it down (that's why her neck looks all distorted)

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What a sweet looking animal...
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