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Jeff Schofield
at Tue Jun 22 22:46:42 2010 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Jeff Schofield ]
Snake poo! Could that skin have come from the milk itself? Maybe a remnant in a old snake bag? Snake digestive enzymes being what they are, you are telling me that a shed skin survived a trip through? I can see a piece of unshed skin with maybe some sinew and bone attached not being digested but shed skin will evaporate quickly in any gut. Nice try, but I aint buying that one.
BTW, I second your thought on wc milks. Either they eat what you want to feed them or they should be released.
FYI, I am not the only one who has fed ringnecks to milks and had them die. Again, one here and one there are definately eaten but they are poisonous and should be avoided. Now when you are in the field finding milks do you ever find say green, brown, red belly, or earth snakes under cover with milks? Not hardly. But you DO see ringnecks all the time. Coincidence?
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