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snakemastermyke
at Mon Aug 1 22:40:40 2005 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by snakemastermyke ]
Excellent, please any water snake loving herpiculturalist, use this. It works so well for me and I want to be able to see it work for all of you as well. Each personal case story will ad or take away from the validity of this theory. All habitat studies show Acrochordus lives in close proximity and contacts/ consumes tea tree roots. I really believe this might be a major step in the right direction for these troublsome animals. I will begin posting case studies if any more fungus arises and photograph each stage so everyone can see how well the fungus reacts to the oil and discover for yourself if you think this is the missing link in this animals care. Best wishes to all lets work together on this! -Myke
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2.2 Malaysian Blood Python
1.2 Borneo Black Blood Pythons
1.2 Sumatran Blood Pythons
1.2 Pastel Red Tail Boas
2.4 Ball Python
1.0 Albino Retic
0.1 Tiger Retic
0.1 Albino Burmese Python
1.1 Cooks Tree boa
1.0 Macklotts Python
1.1 Jungle Carpet Python
1.2 Kenyan Sand Boa
0.0.1 Kirklands Water Snake
0.0.1 Florida Banded Water Snake
0.0.1 Costa Rican Parrot Snake
0.0.2 Desert Night Snake
0.0.1 Oreintal Whip Snake
0.0.2 Western Shovel Nose snake
0.0.1 Mendota King Snake
0.0.1 Mohave Side Winder
0.1 Neon Cape Gopher
1.0 Thia Beauty Snake
0.0.1 Trans Pecos Rat Snake
2.4 Albino Natida King
1.2 Albino Conjuncta King
1.2 Desert Banded Gecko
1.1 Central American Banded Gecko
1.1 Tibetan Frog Eye Gecko
1.1 Dwarf Dune Gecko
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- JAVA CURE? - snakemastermyke, Thu Jul 28 23:30:27 2005
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RE: Tea Tree Application - snakemastermyke, Mon Aug 1 22:40:40 2005