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What wonderful beautiful snakes! It is obvious that they are well cared for too.
You and Nanci should get in touch with each other! Nanci is a TE member and used to post a lot of her snake pictures on the "Thread Drift" thread a while back. Try PM'ing her!
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Thread: My Reptile Family Part 2
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05-09-2007, 12:17 PM #1
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My Reptile Family Part 2
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This is Sevvy our baby Boa Constrictor. He's actually my son's snake and has unusual markings and colour for a Boa. He's growing quite rapidly now and is another gentle snake.
The next snakes are all Cornsnakes (so is Jake I forgot to mention). These are my son's snakes too.
This is Kai. Ian has had her since she was a tiny hatchling. As you can see she's quite big now. She's really friendly and loves being handled.
Kyoni our Snow Cornsnake. Yes, he's pink and white. He's the smallest of the Cornsnakes as he had some feeding issues but is eating well now and catching up on the others.
Ryoko who's a Crimson Cornsnake. Very friendly too. He loves his food and becomes an eating machine at mealtimes. He's got truly beautiful colours.
This is Onyx who's an Anerythristic Cornsnake with a hint of Ghosting. Another really friendly snake who's always at the front of his viv hoping we'll take him out.
Charlie Snake (he's my husband's snake), brother of Onyx. Another lovely, friendly snake.
Our newest member of our reptile family, Rosie the Python.
And one more final pic of my beloved Sammy. You can see why I loved her so much. Who could resist that sweet little face and the way she put her head to one side when she looked at you. She's taken a huge part of me with her and left an enormous gap in my life but I'll forever treasure the time I had with her and the memories will always be with me.
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05-09-2007, 12:25 PM #2
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05-09-2007, 12:48 PM #3
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That is quite an impressive group.
Very neat critters.
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05-09-2007, 02:14 PM #4
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Thank you again so much for sharing your babies. Sammy was indeed a beautiful girl!
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05-09-2007, 02:35 PM #5
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A very impressive family! Have you talked with Nanci? She too has beautiful snakes. Thank you for sharing the pictures with us. Again, I am sorry about Sammy.
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05-09-2007, 02:54 PM #6
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What a beautiful family you have Python! I particularly like how you named 2 of your snakes zig and zag.
