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Well I had surgery not quite a week ago and have been stuck at home. Decided to take some pics today. Take care everyone!

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Jeremy Pierce
Shade Tree Exotics
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Good luck with your recovery, Jeremy!
Those black pines that I got from you last year are doing great.
Here's a pic that I took of the male today.

Tim

Third Eye

Thanks Tim! I am very glad you are happy with your pines. He certainly looks good in that pic! Take care my friend!

Jeremy
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Jeremy Pierce
Shade Tree Exotics
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Those are some nice looking corns!

Thank you kind! Yeah I hadn't owned any corns for years and last year the bug got me again. Its a tough addiction to keep under control for sure. Take care.

Jeremy
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Jeremy Pierce
Shade Tree Exotics
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Jeremy,

I hope it isn't serious, but isn't it great that you have the toys (snakes) to entertain you during your recovery? Take it easy, so you can get back to work soon, and don't be a virtual stranger.
Thanks again for your help in Daytona.

Don
South Mountain Reptiles

Hey my friend! How are you? Thank you for your well wishes. Actually I will be heading with the family to Wichita this weekend to try to get out and get moving. Going to stop in and say hello to John and hopefully his Mrs. The inactivity is starting to drive me nuts! I'll be back to work next week. Don't know if thats good or bad, but I've definately enjoyed the extra time at home with the snakes. I've got bulls and pines filling up with eggs now so looking forward to the season. Great to hear from you and thanks again. Take care and best wishes to you.

Jeremy
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Jeremy Pierce
Shade Tree Exotics
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Hope you make a quick recovery Jeremy. By the way, your San Diego Gophers are smoking. Your normal hets have some outstanding color. Steve

Thanks Craig. Yeah I actually prefer the hets over the albino's. The only thing with the hets is that it takes so long for their color to show up. Close to two years on some of them. I don't mean that you don't see any color until two, but they usually don't hit full potential until around two. Thanks again for the kind words. take care

Jeremy
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Jeremy Pierce
Shade Tree Exotics
shade-tree-exotics@att.net