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Loopy's Thread
- Thread starter kdickens
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way to go Perry!
Karl_Mcknight
Common Sense Holder
actually I see the fear in Loopy's face
kdickens
I Yam What I Yam
Here's something interesting ... I fed Loopy yesterday (since it's now 12:43 am!) and less than 5 hours later he shed! I wasn't totally surprised 'cause I knew it would be soon, but a little surprised to look in the viv at 10 pm and find he'd shed that quick! And in one piece! This was his pic from this feeding. He spent a lot of time trying to find the head end!
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Karl_Mcknight
Common Sense Holder
well at least he looks for the Head and doesn't just settle for a butt swallow
kdickens
I Yam What I Yam
HaHa! I think he learned early on he liked sweet lips over butt 'cheeks'! :rofl:
DollysMom
It never gets old!
Loopy eats like a pro. Evidently sheds like one, too!
Isn't it amazing when the reluctant eaters grow up to eat like there's no tomorrow? And yeah, kudos for starting from the head! As we all recall, until she was on hoppers a young yellow corn snake who shall remain nameless was known as a butt eater, lol!
Isn't it amazing when the reluctant eaters grow up to eat like there's no tomorrow? And yeah, kudos for starting from the head! As we all recall, until she was on hoppers a young yellow corn snake who shall remain nameless was known as a butt eater, lol!
kdickens
I Yam What I Yam
DollysMom
It never gets old!
I hear you, Ken. You have to keep an eye on them anytime they aren't secured in some kind of housing or holding container. I'm glad he's a good boy for you on the tree.
His colors are totally amazing, btw. He's so bright I nearly grabbed my sunglasses!
kdickens
I Yam What I Yam
Gail ... it's amazing how fast the grow actually. I think in the wild they try to big as fast as possible so they won't be the ones being eaten! I saved little Loopy's plastic shipping cup and every once in awhile I'll look at and think, "He fit in there?" .... Here's a pic my daughter just took with her cell phone ... "Why thank you but no I do not want to come out and play, but I'm very interested in what you're doing!"
