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Was cleaning cages and thought I'd snap a few pics!I've been thinking all along that a dark spot on the side of this girls neck was an old scar,turns out it's just a dark spot!lol! Jeff

Holey mole! LOL Do you breed those.
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Noah was the first snake collector. ~Eric~

I hope to breed these one day but,not at the moment.I see alot of these but,most of them won't eat mice and end up being released.Now if I could be so lucky to find a male that will eat that would be nice! Take care! Jeff

The key there is rat pups, start with live no problem.

Thanks! Hope to get a chance to try that! Jeff

Jeff,.....Mark Kenderdine(CrimsonKing)has several different locales of calligasters, and others have them as well, so you shouldn't have much trouble locating a nice looking Mole that feeds well.

I goota say, that sure is a nice looking one bro!

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

Very cool. I love Moles and Prairies. Wish they'd be featured more on here.

reako45

I used to catch a lot of prairie kings in North Central TX. Most were brown but a few were nice green ones. A few with a good amount of twin spotting. I caught a couple with a cool reddish/brown almost deep blood red looking blotches.
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Noah was the first snake collector. ~Eric~

Nice looking girl there,Jeff. I bet I know where there's a male for her
:Mark
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Surrender Dorothy!

crimsonking.piczo.com/

Wow-love the moles, especially locality animals. I've noticed over the years that our tastes in snakes are very similar, Jeff!
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Brad Chambers
WWW.HCU-TX.ORG

"Some things are flat impossible-until they're done."
Robert A. Heinlein

the moles are all very nice looking snakes, ummm, that's a mole on your mole, lol!
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Todd Hughes