..........I know, it certainly has before...LOL!

But nobody experienced can dispute the ingrained, un-honed instict of a hatchling brooks to easily want to decide to kill a sibling.

I know of many people that had brooks march next door and kill and consume litter mates, but especially after they first shed.

After their initial gut-yolk begins to get used up(and sometimes even before), all bets are off!


~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

my website -serpentinespecialties.webs.com

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• More Q's about baby Brooks - 54podge, Wed Jul 7 14:13:18 2010
• RE: More Q's about baby Brooks - ZFelicien, Wed Jul 7 14:41:21 2010
• RE: More Q's about baby Brooks - DMong, Wed Jul 7 15:12:34 2010
• RE: More Q's about baby Brooks - KINGBOA, Wed Jul 7 17:31:10 2010
• ARRRGH!......... - DMong, Wed Jul 7 18:41:45 2010
• RE: More Q's about baby Brooks - Bluerosy, Wed Jul 7 19:14:53 2010
• RE: More Q's about baby Brooks - DMong, Wed Jul 7 20:40:50 2010
• RE: More Q's about baby Brooks - Bluerosy, Wed Jul 7 21:09:19 2010
• no worries man! - DMong, Wed Jul 7 22:07:03 2010
• RE: no worries man! - KINGBOA, Thu Jul 8 20:17:21 2010
• Well........ - DMong, Thu Jul 8 20:46:03 2010
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