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Adopted the BCCs.

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Posted by: liquidleaf at Fri Oct 20 14:44:04 2006   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by liquidleaf ]  
   

I posted a week or two ago about some Surinams that I might be adopting, and if their age estimate was accurate given their sizes.

Well, I brought them home last night! Here are some older pictures that the owner had sent me (I have to snap some new photos tonight).

They are the largest snakes I now own (my next largest are my adult hog islands, and my BCI are not fully grown yet). It's amazing to hold an adult BCC after being used to the size and weight of a hog island! So much heavier. They are beautiful, and the previous owner kept meticulous records and took excellent care of them, they are well-fed and sleek.

Hope you like them! I sure do.
http://www.laurenmadar.com/random_photos/snakes2.jpg


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Lauren Madar
www.ophidiagems.com
1.1 Hog Island Boas
1.1 Hypo BCI
0.1 Sorong-type GTP
1.0 Normal Ball Python

   

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