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I had no clue!
- Thread starter Cflaguy
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diamondlil
Mice! They taste so nice!
I want that tiny snakie! (I know they don't do well in captivity, but I can dream!)
alan
Guest
Nice colors! My Amel looks a lot like your big sunglow.
They are pretty good pics Craig, you should get drunk every time you take pics.
They are pretty good pics Craig, you should get drunk every time you take pics.
Cflaguy
Old School Snakeman
I did have some sucess....
with Ringnecks. Remember in the 80's when it was cool to build giant terrariums? I did. In a 75 gallon aquarium. It had soil and was well planted. I put Ringnecks and Pine Woods snakes in it and left them alone. Stocked it with food and re-stocked it. After three years I broke it down and all snakes were well.
with Ringnecks. Remember in the 80's when it was cool to build giant terrariums? I did. In a 75 gallon aquarium. It had soil and was well planted. I put Ringnecks and Pine Woods snakes in it and left them alone. Stocked it with food and re-stocked it. After three years I broke it down and all snakes were well.
RobbiesCornField
Bring it on.
Nice pics and great snakes, Craig!
