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Hello, my name is Samantha Bottoms, and Archie is my husband. This is the adult male Emory Ratsnake that is wild caught by Archie in Young County over the 4rth of July weekend which is also when he caught the male yearling Emory Ratsnake from my other thread. Archie gave this one to me as well even though at this time he is doing all of the caring for it for me until I have gained enough knowledge for him to teach me how to care for him.

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I keep hitting 'escape' but I'm still here.Simply Sober

Nice specimen Samantha!

~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

yep, here's to seeing you achieve rat snake greatness!

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Todd Hughes

That is an awesome snake!
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I keep hitting 'escape' but I'm still here.Simply Sober

Thank you! I haven't named him yet. Archie says that they are just specimens and don't need names but I have tried to explain to him that as long as he is feeding them, cleaning their cages, caring for them, etc. that they should have names so I will be naming him soon.
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I keep hitting 'escape' but I'm still here.Simply Sober

LOL!!, yeah, I'm sure Archie doesn't have a problem with you naming them,......whatever it takes to keep you interested in them, is fine with him..LOL!

Maybe "Emma" the Emory rat for females, and "Emmitt" the Emory rat for a male..HHAHAHA!!

~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

nope he doesn't mind in fact he'd be worried if I didn't name them, lol
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I keep hitting 'escape' but I'm still here.Simply Sober