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Here's another two pictures (Mugshot) to show everyone how tiny these beasties are... They're active today having had their first meal.

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"Snakes in Peru are not there for decoration, they really bite people."

Professor David Warrell, Omaha 10/21/05

Wow, tiny little guys, aren't they? Did you have to force/assist feed or did they take on their own?

Well...I met them half way. After numerous strikes and letting go, I pinned their whole bodies with my palm against a pillow, paying attention where the head was of course. I forced the fuzzy thigh into thier mouth a gently as possible and let them go. They sat there for a moment, then started swallowing it on their own.

Al
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"Snakes in Peru are not there for decoration, they really bite people."

Professor David Warrell, Omaha 10/21/05

Al those are the cutest things I ever saw, the scale is cm yes?
Hope they thrive for you!
Cheers
B

Hi,

Yes, those are Centimeters. They really are adorable, very fast little buggers. Took some time to get them to sit still to take those pictures.

I hope they do well too, as they add to my colony's genetic diversity.

Cheers!

Al
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"Snakes in Peru are not there for decoration, they really bite people."

Professor David Warrell, Omaha 10/21/05

>>Here's another two pictures (Mugshot) to show everyone how tiny these beasties are... They're active today having had their first meal.
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Oh they are adorable.. makes you want to reach out, pick them up and cuddle them (well if you had suicidal tendancies it does lol).
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PHWyvern