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I have been waiting for these little ones to hatch. I went and picked her up yesterday. They have such cute little faces you can't help but fall in love with them. This is just my first, I plan to get a couple more.
I also picked up a licorice(sp) stick black rat. He is in shed right now. I will get his pic up later. He is going to be awesome. I love how the adults look. It seems like I just can't stop. I keep seeing snakes that I fall in love with and have to get. Oh well my addiction won't harm me.

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SpardaWolf
17 Corns,6 Ratsnakes, 1 Ball Python, 1 Hognose(for now)

Snake Addict
"Always Learning"

Great Hoggie!! They are great pets. Little attitude but never aggressive. And the best part is that they are great photo object. My female is slight bigger than her 35 inch cage

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Marcel Poots (Holland)
'Where is your crown King Nothing?' James Hettfield

She sure is a big one!!!!! Love the closeup shot!!!!!!!! BTW is that your bloodred on the top. BEAUTIFUL SNAKE!!!!!!
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SpardaWolf
17 Corns,6 Ratsnakes, 1 Ball Python, 1 Hognose(for now)

Snake Addict
"Always Learning"

Yep, good noticing. That is my adult Bloodred male.

>>She sure is a big one!!!!! Love the closeup shot!!!!!!!! BTW is that your bloodred on the top. BEAUTIFUL SNAKE!!!!!!
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>>SpardaWolf
>>17 Corns,6 Ratsnakes, 1 Ball Python, 1 Hognose(for now)
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>>Snake Addict
>>"Always Learning"
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Marcel Poots (Holland)
'Where is your crown King Nothing?' James Hettfield

Here is South FL I use to see a lot of Hog Nose snakes arounf, but I don't see them as often as I use to. Few people realize that they are a venomous snake, but pose little danger to humans (as long as you have no allegies to their venom). They are a great snake with really cool behavior traits. I kept a wild caught one a few years back and it took him months before he would stop "playing dead" every time I went to work in his cage, it was great!
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Jim Hopkins "Hoppy"
Hopkins Holesale Herps
Hopfam1@aol.com

Yes, my male plays dead when I pester him too much He even flips back to his back when I placing him on his belly LOL..

>>Here is South FL I use to see a lot of Hog Nose snakes arounf, but I don't see them as often as I use to. Few people realize that they are a venomous snake, but pose little danger to humans (as long as you have no allegies to their venom). They are a great snake with really cool behavior traits. I kept a wild caught one a few years back and it took him months before he would stop "playing dead" every time I went to work in his cage, it was great!
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>>Jim Hopkins "Hoppy"
>>Hopkins Holesale Herps
>>Hopfam1@aol.com
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Marcel Poots (Holland)
'Where is your crown King Nothing?' James Hettfield

Im lucky I see those guys,eastern and western on my spring/early summer fishing trips in Dewitt county Illinios.I never knew they were on the endangered species list
tillMarcelpointed it out to me.They are great snakes.Is he/she feeding on pinks yet?

and she will take pinks right off. If not I know a few tricks to try. I wish that we could see them in the wild. They are just amazing little snakes.
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SpardaWolf
17 Corns,6 Ratsnakes, 1 Ball Python, 1 Hognose(for now)

Snake Addict
"Always Learning"