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RE: injured copperhead
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by Snake17 on September 18, 2004
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It`s realy ennoyinig when you feel so powerless in helping injured animals. I found a slow worm(Anguis fragilis- leggless viviparous lizard) hit on the road last year and it was pregnant. It had a hole in her abdomen an you could see the babyes in her. Fortunetly I managed to remove all the babyes from her and they were all right. They were due to be born anyway in that perioud. I felt sad for the adult female which didn`t make it but at least the babyes had a chanse. I agree that you should uthenize the injured copperhead. I also think using the freezer is the best way. Best regards.
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by sceniccityreptiles on September 19, 2004
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you are listed in N GA. if you want to bring him by our lab tomorrow night, we'll look at him. we are in Riggold, GA. Call me tomorrow. 423.580.7513--chuck
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