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We've been having so many rainy days lately and I love it! I always try to grab a snake and go sit outside to enjoy the rain and give the snake some fresh air. Today I took Ember out with me. After several sheds, she is lightening up a bit. I'm very curious to see how she will look as an adult.
Wow! I love her pattern, although to me she looks more intimidating than our snakes. I think our are Okeetee but being a newbie I'm only guessing that.
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