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How many Snakes do you have??
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Sarah1228
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elrojo I think Sara1228 was referring to the names in my signature line
Thanks!
Yesssss! I laughed when I saw Noodles! How did u come up with that name?? That's cute!
Tavia
Elemental Exotics
Other than the sporadic stop and starts to my male Western Hognose's eating, he's one of my favorite snakes! He's not cage aggressive and is super docile when being handled but put him in the feeding tub and he turns into a puffing, hissing, striking little ball of anger half the time. Is quite hilarious!
Sarah1228
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Show 'EM off! I love pictures!!!!
HeavenHell
Okeetee Freak
I was have spaghetti for lunch the day he arrived and it just seemed to suit him.
Sarah1228
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Haha awe that's cute!!!
Chip
ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒ&
Most of my males are the sweetest. They huff and puff just as much, but I'll hand any of them but one to a child. I can't say that about one fella or any of my girls. They won't bite defensively, but a few of them try to eat me every feeding. They almost remind me of a moray eel when hungry -making these open mouthed sweeps, and will chew on anything in their tub, waterbowl paper towel tube, etc. Of all the snakes I've kept, these are the ones I am most amazed can survive in the wild. Their #1 cause of death in nature has to be trying to eat things bigger than they are! And as with most snakes, there's a big range in personality.