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 #2055081


Grampasimpson12
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 Snake Pics :)

Hog Island Female (almost 2)



Hog Island Male (almost 2)



Anery Type I Female (8 months old)



Albino Female het Snow (early 2007 she’s 5ft packing on size)



Male DH Sunglow (adult)



Female DH Sunglow (adult)



TH Moonglow Male (yearlings)



TH Moonglow Female (yearlings)



Hold Back Hypomelanistic Female (born 3/15/09 eating large mice She’s getting huge)



Female Emerald Tree Boa (adult)



Male Hypomelanistic (adult born 2005)



Albino Female (early 2008)



Normal Female (adult)



I hope you enjoyed the pictures



08/11/09  07:14pm

 #2055123


Sra
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  Message To: Grampasimpson12   In reference to Message Id: 2055081


 Snake Pics :)

Wow!! Your hog isles are incredible! I love that anery female... man is that a nice snake. Nice boas my friend :)



08/11/09  08:23pm

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  Message To: Sra   In reference to Message Id: 2055123


 Snake Pics :)

are you able to handle your emerald? ive been doing some research and it seems that handling those snakes is a pretty controversial issue



08/24/09  11:36am

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Fairy Frog Mother
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  Message To: Harrie311   In reference to Message Id: 2062813


 Snake Pics :)

Oooh Grandpa, what a nice collection. Thank you for sharing.



08/24/09  01:35pm

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Grampasimpson12
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  Message To: Harrie311   In reference to Message Id: 2062813


 Snake Pics :)

I can handle her only with my makeshift snake stick



08/24/09  06:17pm

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Grampasimpson12
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  Message To: Fairy Frog Mother   In reference to Message Id: 2062844


 Snake Pics :)

Thanks fairy frog mother



08/24/09  06:18pm


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