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New viv!

mynamesrick said:
Haha i wish my mom was more like you!! thanks again! and to explain my four snakes, my corn and python were supossed to be the only snakes in the house, but a week or two ago i went down to a nature reserve in bloomington and found a water snake and a garter snake and brought them both home! im going to give the water snake to jim (tricksterpup), as soon as i find him that is.. (he got out in my room somewhere! door was shut though so he's trapped in there somewhere) and i think im letting the garter go soon, i just wanted to keep him for a while. :)
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Wow. Just be glad that your mom allows pets at all, or you might turn out like me. Wait. I guess that's not such a bad thing. Ha ha.
Good luck finding the water snake. I can't believe you find snakes around here. I really don't get out much. I'm twice your age and have still never seen a wild snake in my life.
 
mynamesrick said:
im going to give the water snake to jim (tricksterpup), as soon as i find him that is.. (he got out in my room somewhere! door was shut though so he's trapped in there somewhere) and i think im letting the garter go soon, i just wanted to keep him for a while. :)
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LOL I am here. :)
It was a long day and I needed to git at after the meeting was wrapping up.
Have you tried feeding any of those snakes during this time?
Nothing neater that watching a garter fish around for minnows in a bowl.
 
mynamesrick said:
by the way i cant find the real site but it does have an address on there so you can mapquest it if interested. :)
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Thanks Rick. I'm in Hopkins, but am willing to drive for wilderness and animals and possible snakes. I don't get out of the house too much, but the one thing that really does encourage me is snakes. I prefer my snakes to most people. And they call some people "snakey," like it's a bad thing? Ha. I may just have to see if the daughter and the boyfriend person would like to take a trip down there this summer. Thanks so much, again.
 
Very cool cage idea! I might have my boyfriend build me about 7 of these and get rid of the fish tanks and tubs hahaha! I really like to see my Corns in their vivs. I think this cage would be awsome the tall way with the door in the front!

Again nice cage!
 
Is that a Heat Rock? I hear only bad things about them. I could be wrong, but from the pictures it looks like a plug wire coming from the rock...
 
Looks fantastic, sir! The light wood gives it a wonderful natural glow, and the hinge top is definitely my favorite.
Kudos!
 
daneale777 said:
I can't believe you find snakes around here. I really don't get out much. I'm twice your age and have still never seen a wild snake in my life.
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I used to see snakes in Cherokee Marsh (WI), so there must be some types that can deal with the extreme weather!
 
daneale777 said:
Wow. Just be glad that your mom allows pets at all, or you might turn out like me. Wait. I guess that's not such a bad thing. Ha ha.
Good luck finding the water snake. I can't believe you find snakes around here. I really don't get out much. I'm twice your age and have still never seen a wild snake in my life.
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Jessicat said:
I used to see snakes in Cherokee Marsh (WI), so there must be some types that can deal with the extreme weather!
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Here are a few examples of snakes that can be found up here.
Black Rat
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Fox snake
snake7.jpg


Bull snake (c/b)
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Northern Water Snake.
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Jimmysan00 said:
Is that a Heat Rock? I hear only bad things about them. I could be wrong, but from the pictures it looks like a plug wire coming from the rock...
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nope its not a heat rock, but it is right above his heat pad.

ZiggyNoob said:
Looks fantastic, sir! The light wood gives it a wonderful natural glow, and the hinge top is definitely my favorite.
Kudos!
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thank you! :)

tricksterpup said:
Mike Any updates? Did you ever get your Blood Red you wanted?
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yeah i got her, here's the progression thread.

http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=70758
 
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