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some old...some new....
First, I want to post a pic of some very kewl Rubbermaid's. I keep my Brazilian's in these...they are almost 4 foot long...
Under Bed Box :
Northern Pine's :
Black Pines :
San Lucan Gopher ( cape ) :
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Thanks,
Frank Roberts
Roberts' Realm Of Reptile Research
Very nice snakes there! Love the northerns! 
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>>Very nice snakes there! Love the northerns!
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>>Genesis 1:1
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Thanks,
Frank Roberts
Roberts' Realm Of Reptile Research
Those're some awesome looking snakes! I especially like the Black Pines and the Capes.
reako45
Does every one keeping them... have to deal with there amazingly slow growth rate ?
>>Those're some awesome looking snakes! I especially like the Black Pines and the Capes.
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>>reako45
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Thanks,
Frank Roberts
Roberts' Realm Of Reptile Research
Frank,
Beautiful snakes!
Those black pines are spectacular!!!
Let me know when you have some hatchlings!
//Todd
should be next season..not one coming up. I mean .2008/2009
>>Frank,
>>Beautiful snakes!
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>>Those black pines are spectacular!!!
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>>Let me know when you have some hatchlings!
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>>//Todd
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Thanks,
Frank Roberts
Roberts' Realm Of Reptile Research
Awesome Northerns! Where did they come from?
The bloodlines are from 4 different sources....Split Rock Reptiles, Home Grown herps, Staten Island Serpents...and one private breeder in Alabama...mostly non local snakes...with all breeders except one claiming they originate from a bloodline from NJ from way back in the day...regardless of what I was told ( grain of salt mentality on my part ) they are jet black and white and unrelated to each other and very impressive animals.
>>Awesome Northerns! Where did they come from?
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Thanks,
Frank Roberts
Roberts' Realm Of Reptile Research
Very nice group of Northerns..........nothing but screamers in that bunch.
A question for you Black pine keepers. Anyone ever grow one in excess of 7 feet? I've been under the impression that lodingi are like ruthveni, in that they don't ever approach the lengths of melanoleucus and mugitus. Having grown up in Miami, I had several Indigo's as a kid. I am really partial to big black snakes. If someone has a pic of a monster Black pine, how about a pic.
I have seen a few that where about 6 feet....nothing bigger...they may exist...the also get heavily bodied when they get older...
Very nice group of Northerns..........nothing but screamers in that bunch.
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>>A question for you Black pine keepers. Anyone ever grow one in excess of 7 feet? I've been under the impression that lodingi are like ruthveni, in that they don't ever approach the lengths of melanoleucus and mugitus. Having grown up in Miami, I had several Indigo's as a kid. I am really partial to big black snakes. If someone has a pic of a monster Black pine, how about a pic.
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Thanks,
Frank Roberts
Roberts' Realm Of Reptile Research
I am in AWE! *faints*
When I come to...will you send me one of each? Please?
Ok, how about just selling me a Northern? lol
>>I am in AWE! *faints*
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>>When I come to...will you send me one of each? Please?
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Thanks,
Frank Roberts
Roberts' Realm Of Reptile Research
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