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by jared on April 25, 2007	Mail this to a friend!
So lets have a shout out, whats everyone keeping these days!!!!???????????? We currently have in our house Albino Monocled Cobras Red pigmy rattlers Western Pigmy rattlers All kinds of corns Chain Kingsnakes TRUE FULL BLOODED W KENTUCK NORTHERN COPPERHEADS snipes stock Transpecos copperheads southern copperheads osage copperheads broadband copperheads Columbian Boas Hunter stock C.d.cumenansis iranian Sawscaled vipers And a new Grand Canyon Rattlesnake ;-) Turtle pond, snappers etc and my 3 ladies, Lilly my blue pitbull Jasmine our brindle and white rednose and our New Buckskin (she doesnt have a name yet) Short list, but were growing again, with lots of litters on the way. Anyone else wanna hop on the thread have at it! Jared Watts

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by milksnakegreg on April 25, 2007	Mail this to a friend!
so far i only have these ball pythons (normal) cali kingsnake normal corn nelsons milks greybands hopefully ill find a copperhead which is one of the few venomous legal snakes to keep in kansas. this will be my first hot. but first i need to do alot more studying of them and get a propper cage.

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by lepidusklauberi on April 25, 2007	Mail this to a friend!
I only keep the lepidus ssp. 40.43 Crotalus l. klauberi (10 New Mexico locales) 10.21 Crotalus l. lepidus (9 Texas locales) 93% CBB

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by Cro on April 25, 2007	Mail this to a friend!
John, you are a lucky man. Lepidus are one of the most amazing little snakes on the planet ! Best Regards JohnZ

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by lepidusklauberi on April 25, 2007	Mail this to a friend!
John, I know and thanks! It's definately an addiction worth having! One of the most beautiful and one of the most variated ssp. on earth. They do require certain husbandry guidelines though. But, very enjoyable to work with. I've even dedicated a website to them. John B

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by Atrox788 on April 25, 2007	Mail this to a friend!
Unfortunately my colletion is rather boreing, at least as far as venomous go. I have the following: 1.1 Pituophis sayi 1.1 Pituophis melanoleucus melanoleucus ( hands down the best cloubrids on the planet! Jared, i still have that female I got from you years back) 1.0 P.m.lodingi 0.0.1 A.c.mokasen 0.1 English bull dog 1.1 Corkeys 1.0 Tabby cat and a partridge in a pear tree O.o lol

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by snakeguy101 on April 25, 2007	Mail this to a friend!
currently, no snakes. just a rescued savannah monitor, a large (and growing) soft shelled turtle (also rescued), and some snapper turtles that i caught for a science project that is now over. I got too attached to let them go... hope to be able to keep an indigo soon if everything goes through okay with FWC.

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by trueviper_uk on April 25, 2007	Mail this to a friend!
Currently I keep- WA Gaboon Viper Puff Adder Nose-Horned Viper WDB Rattlesnake Southern Copperhead Soon to be joined by a Desert-Horned Viper in a few weeks. Regards, Mark.

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by squigy on April 25, 2007	Mail this to a friend!
squams WDB western pygmys broadband coppers gilas western hogs emerys nelsons (various morphs) annulatas roseys blood pythons corns columbian red-tails savanah moniter spiney softshell and an evil 0.1 shepherd

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by Cro on April 25, 2007	Mail this to a friend!
Because of Georgia`s backward reptile laws, we can only keep native venomous now. Unless you have a Exotic Animal Liscense, which I am working on. For now, I am keeping these native venomous snakes: Coral Snakes Copperheads Pygmy Rattlesnakes Cotton Mouth Snakes Eastern Diamond-Backed Rattlesnakes Timber Rattlesnakes Best Regards JohnZ

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