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Saving all my sheds

reptilerenegade Jan 11, 2008 10:51 PM

My yellow just shed for the 22nd time. I know that because I have saved all her sheds since she was born. She's about 3 1/2 at 6'-9" . Many of the sheds are in one piece. Any one else save sheds?

more of what I do

Replies (4)

carpondro17 Jan 12, 2008 04:20 PM

I do i just started saving my sheds about 2 months ago. Its pretty cool how much they grow from shed to shed.

jrsnakes Jan 14, 2008 05:27 PM

Never thought of that, but now that you mention it, I think I'll start now.

dekaybrown Mar 15, 2008 07:12 PM

I have a drawer so full of sheds, I forget who shed what anymore.

I do have a question though. We have been keeping snakes for years, and last year inherited a house with about 1500 sq ft extra space.

We have decided to build a room in the basement about 15 by 15, Install radiant heating in the floor, then build a waterfall with a children's wading pool as the pond.

Pour sterile top soil down, and seed it, add one small tree and grow lights. Bingo, indoor paddock with outdoor benefits. If we irradiate it with strong UV (no animals inside) periodically, it will remain parasite free as well.

Plastic and aluminum plates to keep the humidity from wrecking our sub flooring. (thought this out carefully)

This "exercise room" would allow for us to entertain decent size animals. And double as a more natural place to feed.

We seriously want to adopt a rescue yellow, I see you in the pool with yours, Is the nasty temperament thing just another case of misinformation? Any bite incidents?

I know that Anacondas get put down unnecessarily, and if I can provide one with a future, we would both benefit.

Any insight is appreciated,

Regards,
Wayne A. Harvey
Some of our snakes

dadspets Apr 20, 2008 06:03 PM

I save mine also. I have a friend who's sister is a sub teacher in public in Ma. She uses them for education ( which is what its albout ) and she puts them on gourds, bird house. Interesting to see what people do with them.
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