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Posted by: asnakelovinbabe at Thu Jul 1 11:54:50 2010 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by asnakelovinbabe ] Yes, it is a paradox t Positive... thats what I ID'ed it as in the original post haha! I don't consider it a hypo. it's too light! Thanks everyone! I left the smallest f/t pinky (not exactly a tiny one) I had in her hide overnight. I came in at 8 AM this morning and she was in the middle of attempting to eat it. Unfortunately that one was still too big. Im going out to the pet store today to buy some really tiny newborn pinks for her to eat. I am very confident since I saw her wanting to eat that pinky! I spent HOURS this morning tearing apart my yard attempting to locate any milksnake at all... the woodpile yielded one garter, and my yard and my neighbors yards I found nothing! I am covered in dirt and sweat. But I like it [ Reply To This Message ] [ Subscribe to this Thread ] [ Show Entire Thread ] | ||
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