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Breeding in captivity means that he was bred from a breeder. There are tons of breeders out there, and pet stores, and reptile shops, that all sell captive born snakes.
lol, i meant where in the earthn does he come from! lol. i knew the rest. Is he from like a rainforest or something like that... not to sure where southeastern united states is.
South east the direction would be down and to the right . . . looking at a map of the US, it would be down and to the right . . . that would include:
Florida (most Southeast), Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee . . . Deciduous Forest.
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Where does my corn come from???
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