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RE: Yep, those are the snakes

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Posted by: daneby at Tue Feb 12 23:26:34 2008   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by daneby ]  
   

That Missouri River female was caught as a hatchling in 2004. Does she still have a tint of pink in her sides? Those Cascades were super tiny hatchlings when I caught them. I caught the female 1st and the funny thing is when I picked her up she puked up a beetle, then when I caught the male he pooped on me and there was a beetle shell in the crap. I thought it was pretty weird that they were eating beetles.



Other then some Mexicans I should have some nice normals, yellows, red albinos & hets.



I also have MT animals from Cascade, & Prarie counties that hopefully will breed next year.



D.E.

   

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