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RE: Here are a few lock ups for the week...

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Posted by: snakebstr at Tue Nov 21 10:28:09 2006   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by snakebstr ]  
   

I understand the part of you trying to help someone that knows only what he reads. But that is not the case with me. I have been doing this for years and years, I almost always feed LIVE as well, The only reason I am even feeding a few snakes frozen thawed is because I got a killer deal on some frozen stuff. Let me ask you just one question do you actually think I would risk my BREEDER male Yellow belly if I did NOT know for 100% that is was a safe situation? I am also wonder what kind of SNAKES you are talking about, I thought my picture was of ball pythons and we all know that they are snake eaters...LOL...I have NEVER had another ball python eat or even grab another ball python and KILL it. I am not saying it will never happen but like I stated before if you KNOW your snakes then you should know what ones you can do what I did and what one you cannot do it to. If I remember correct someone else posted a picture a while back of a male feeding while it was breeding and I don't remember him getting flamed. Like I said the rats was a FROZEN THAWED and the if you look at the photo the males head was tucked under itself. But anyway thanks for the flaming...LOL



The picture of the mojave breeding my HUGE FEmale that lays 11-12 eggs is this season, Her laying the eggs is last year, Last year she was bred to my yellow belly male, This season it will be a mojave. Enjoy

Thanks David









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WRONG... The only time I was WRONG is when I thought I was WRONG but I was really RIGHT.....LOL...LOL...LOL


   

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