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The critters are all wiping the sand out of their eyes and getting ready to eat, drink and mess around. Which denotes the end of my herp free vacation. Oh well, good to have all the snakes alive and well and rarin to go.

I had my nephew here this weekend and we "woke up" all the biggies here too. It was a blast. Now if you're like me.... you're wondering where you fit all these damn things in the snake room last year? Ordering racks tomorrow!
Tom Stevens
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TomsSnakes.com

Nah, I don't worry about where to put them as I used to. I have learned from past posts on this forum that it is quite alright to house my kingsnakes together, so I am no longer worried.

LOL, for cryin' out loud!
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Todd Hughes

And a gorgeous sticticeps in your previous post!

~Doug
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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"

You could always house them with the Womas and Black Heads. LOL!!!! I can't wait to see you guys on St Patty's Day. I'll be packing my extra liver.
-Phil

It's better to be a good liver, than to have one!
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Work is the curse
of the drinking class!

Cool! come one, come all, 6ish at kellys pembroke in va beach(i'll probably be there when the bar opens-just to make sure we get a seat--RIGHT), as humans can definitely be housed together-for short periods anyway.

I got tagged twice with mouse in hand ,once by my big hypo Ol'Yeller and again by a 2 y/o Black milk that was sleepin . Glad i dont keep HOTS .....L8r Chris with blood spots on pant leg