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6.7 pituophis c. annectans
1.1 senticolis t. intermedia
1.1 rhinechis scalaris
1.2 lampropeltis m. thayeri
2.1 pantherophis g. guttatus
1.1 lampropeltis t. campbelli

1.1 turbo corns
1.1 jungle corns
1.1 thayeri hybrids (het albino)

Wow - now that's a close-up! Congrats!
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-Toby Brock
Southwestern Center for Herpetological Research

3 & 1/2 years in the making, these are the first snakes I've raised from neonate all the way to breeding. Easy care, CB senticolis are a cinch. Don't take them out of the wild people, its well worth the price of CB.

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6.7 pituophis c. annectans
1.1 senticolis t. intermedia
1.1 rhinechis scalaris
1.2 lampropeltis m. thayeri
2.1 pantherophis g. guttatus
1.1 lampropeltis t. campbelli

1.1 turbo corns
1.1 jungle corns
1.1 thayeri hybrids (het albino)

That's great! And I mostly agree with your thoughts on W/C green rats, as well as most W/C snakes.

I've raised a lot of snakes from neos to breeding adults, but my adult greens were W/C - legally collected and gifted to me by a friend. They have not been difficult, aside from mostly only eating live mice - but I know that they may be the exception. My 2010 baby greens I would put in three different categories: easy - ate f/t from the beginning, medium - eats live pinks, hard - had to be assist fed for the first few meals... Easy and medium are the majority, with one baby being very stubborn. The nice thing is that the assist fed baby eventually started taking f/t on its own - so now it is easy!
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-Toby Brock
Southwestern Center for Herpetological Research

LOL......maybe you should take a closer shot....

..nice........congrats.....!!!
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........JY

Wow. Went right for the money shot :lol
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We wouldn't have 6 and a half billion people if you had to be beautiful to get laid.
6.6 African House snakes
3.2 reticulated pythons
.1 corn snake
4.2 Florida Kings
1.2 speckled kings
1.2 ball pythons
0.0.1 Argentine boa

hahaha thats HOT - Nice work Ryan
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