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The Great Escape!

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Well, Slick is still in Oregon, but not for long! He he turned up at my house a few days ago. He must have lost some weight along the way, because he has had no trouble at all slipping and sliding his way in and out of my snake rack to visit the ladies! I think I will be shipping him off today before throws off my breeding plans any more!
 
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Well, Slick is still in Oregon, but not for long! He he turned up at my house a few days ago. He must have lost some weight along the way, because he has had no trouble at all slipping and sliding his way in and out of my snake rack to visit the ladies! I think I will be shipping him off today before throws off my breeding plans any more!
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LOL It's hard to leave them Oregon ladies!!!
I hope you had fun with him during his stay. And thank you so much for helping him. But it does look like he's trying to help himself there!! LOL

I wonder where he will slither up to next. Only time will tell.
 
Yep, I think he had a pretty good time at my house with all these lady corns. He doesn't seem to have any morph preference at all and wasted no time slithering between the rack drawers. Hard to say how many babies het for heck I may hatch this season! ;)
 
wendhend said:
Yep, I think he had a pretty good time at my house with all these lady corns. He doesn't seem to have any morph preference at all and wasted no time slithering between the rack drawers. Hard to say how many babies het for heck I may hatch this season! ;)
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Oh you for sure to get some ""awesome combos "" this season!!
 
So I am standing outside and something red catches my eye from my big ole saguaro cactus. IT'S SLICK!!! He said he had been sitting there all morning. He was really really hungry and was thinking about eating the Starlings that had just migrated back here but he didn't want to eat live. So I brought him in and fed him a mouse. Now he is curled up and digesting his food.
 

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He is still sleeping, so I don't know but you know New Mexico is just a hop, skip and a jump from Arizona. ;)
 
I'm so glad to know he made it to Arizona safely and is getting some rest now! I don't think he slept at all when he was at my house..... slipping and sliding in and out of all my snake racks non stop! He's SLICK, alright! ;)
 
Yeah I am a little nervous to see what happens after he digests. And everyone but 2 snakes are in blue here right now so it might get pretty crazy when everyone starts shedding.
 
There is my main man Slick!! I knew he would pop up soon.
But not sure how in heck he ended up on a cactus!! Must of pissed off a girl friend!! LOL

I very glad to see my buddy!! And from the looks of it he has a good meal served to him.
I also love how his ""tattoos"" are comming along.

Thanks for giving Slick the love and attention that he desperatley needs Cmalchow!! Sadly, it's one of the downfall of the Amel with hecks.

Can't wait to see what love goddess he will try to capture next!!
 
You would be amazed what we find in our cactus's out here. It happens all the time. Luckily, despite the looks of that picture my cactus doesn't have very sharp spines.

 
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