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It appears he gave her both barrels at the same time.
This sub species still amazes me by how long they will breed before seperating. I put them together after work the other day at about 6:00pm and they were still in the same position when I left for work the next morning at 7:30am.

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Randy Whittington

Ouch! Snake porno flick! Well, if people can..
LOL

Matthew

.....ouch is right.....wow Randy........

look at the pic again though.....male is on top in photo?....
......look again and wonder how hung he is....with one....?

...congrats......good luck with all this year.......I am still thinking of some new species.....even tough we might not be able to sell or buy them if the laws pass.....hopefully we all win these new bills......

........(when I read ouch I thought for sure it was going to be a pic of an amel Mocquard hanging onto your arm/hand.,,blood dripping from it...?.)..sorry....LOL
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..J Yohe ....

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Thanks. The male is on top. I was just kidding about both barrels of course. It just looks unusual with the double lump.
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Randy Whittington

Wow! Interesting photo, Randy. I've never seen a double-barreled hookup before. My dione pair were hooked up for at least 24 hours, this spring, and my bimac pairs were hooked up for 12 hours plus, as well. I think the longest I've seen my Chinese Beauties hook up, is just a couple hours. - Then again, they tend to stay together inside a hide for a few days at a time, so who knows what's going on in there.

-Toby
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Southwestern Center for Herpetological Research

24 hour hook up with the doine! Man he is a true stud isn't he. lol
I was just kidding about the double barrel thing it just looks strange with the double lumps in the photo.
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Randy Whittington