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she was imported about 5 months ago and was dark and ugly from the stress of importation . but i saw through all that and noticed a bit of color seeping through on her saddles so i took her and said what the hell .. chances are meant to be taken and look at her now . btw her head was destroyed when she came in . i wonder what the hell tried to eat her ??
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THERES NO BEAUTY LIKE THE BEAUTY OF A TRUE REDTAIL
She is a screamer. I cannot send you pics of the yellow male right now, he is back breeding again. Put on a little Barry White and candlelight and see what happens........Johnson Herp
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She's awesome! I'd love to see her before....just to get an idea of the transformation. I'm a big fan of before/after pics.lol. Also, it looks like a rodent bite. A few imports I have that only eat live seem to be vulnerable on the bridge of their noses when trying to constrict a mouse. I'm not sure why but mice always seem to go for that area.
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Sincerely, Jason
www.NortheastSnakes.com
NortheastSnakes@aol.com
shes feeding great on f/t rodents .. i thought for awhile there that i wasnt gonna be able to get her to feed on em .. she took to em pretty well .
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THERES NO BEAUTY LIKE THE BEAUTY OF A TRUE REDTAIL
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Thanks and take care - Joe Rollo
'Tis not the stongest of the species that will eventually survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change' Charles Darwin
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