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Snapped a few last night while I was cleaning her tub.. My male is much more layed back.. But boy, this girl is fiesty.. Snaps at everything, hoods and flattens her whole body, arcs her back and neck.. Neat snake. lol

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DarkWave Exotics

Currently keeping:
1.2 southern scrub pythons
1.0 reticulated python
1.0 albino burmese python
1.2 jungle carpet pythons
1.0 irian jaya carpet python
0.1 sumatran blood python
3.0 ball pythons
0.1 green anaconda
1.2 emerald tree boas
2.2 colombian redtail boas
1.0 sonoran boa
1.0 cancun boa
1.2 normal and albino whitewater rosy boas
1.1 false water cobras
2.2 greyband kingsnakes
1.1 albino and het chinese beauty snakes
1.2 taiwan beauties
2.2 cornsnakes(Opal, okeetee, anery, stripes)
1.1 albino and multi het emory ratsnakes
0.1 albino checkered gartersnake
1.0 pyro kingsnake
1.1 california kingsnakes
0.0.2 tiger leg monkey tree frogs
2 bearded dragons
0.1 nile monitor
1.0 savannah monitor
0.1 russian tortoise

and lots of bugs, furry critters, fish and birds

Cool snake and good pictures! Thanks for posting them Brie. Randy W.

I beg to differ!!! My male can put down JUMBO rats, or mediums three at a time! If the definition of the local term "Chicken Snake" is valid because a couple have eaten chickens, then my FWC's more than fall in as "ratsnakes"...lol...I've posted this pic in the rearfanged forum a couple of times, but here's my male....again.

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Conrad
Too Fast Reptiles
www.toofastreptiles.bravehost.com

lol well by definition, they're not.. They're a rear fang colubrid, not a rat snake.. But if you mean it that way, then i bet they are.. Ones at our local zoo take down jumbo rats and are around 9ft.. Monsters.. nice lookin male, can't wait til mine are adult size..
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DarkWave Exotics

Currently keeping:
1.2 southern scrub pythons
1.0 reticulated python
1.0 albino burmese python
1.2 jungle carpet pythons
1.0 irian jaya carpet python
0.1 sumatran blood python
3.0 ball pythons
0.1 green anaconda
1.2 emerald tree boas
2.2 colombian redtail boas
1.0 sonoran boa
1.0 cancun boa
1.2 normal and albino whitewater rosy boas
1.1 false water cobras
2.2 greyband kingsnakes
1.1 albino and het chinese beauty snakes
1.2 taiwan beauties
2.2 cornsnakes(Opal, okeetee, anery, stripes)
1.1 albino and multi het emory ratsnakes
0.1 albino checkered gartersnake
1.0 pyro kingsnake
1.1 california kingsnakes
0.0.2 tiger leg monkey tree frogs
2 bearded dragons
0.1 nile monitor
1.0 savannah monitor
0.1 russian tortoise

and lots of bugs, furry critters, fish and birds

Yeah, I know what you mean...just taking my shot at the old nomer "chickensnake". Mine are getting bigger, though not probably a little more than 6' long. Just when yours get this size or larger, be careful not to get bitten in a feeding response...it's hard going to the hospital and telling them to keep an eye on you cause you don't know how you'll react after a 5min chewing, and that there isn't any real treatment for it. REAL fun experience, I don't recommend it to anyone.
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Conrad
Too Fast Reptiles
www.toofastreptiles.bravehost.com