triangulum
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binksyboy3
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Location : Hertfordshire, England
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| | Subject: Re: Some Lampropeltis Triangulum 4/28/2010, 1:01 pm | |
| Awesome snakes, milk snakes. I was thinking for a while about getting one up until about a month ago when I changed my mind and decided instead to get a leopard gecko. Reason being is probably that my older bro has a Het. granite burmese python and so I want something a little different.  | |
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triangulum
Pandinus
Number of posts : 48
Age : 34
Registration date : 2010-04-28
| | Subject: Re: Some Lampropeltis Triangulum 4/28/2010, 1:03 pm | |
| - binksyboy3 wrote:
- Awesome snakes, milk snakes. I was thinking for a while about getting one up until about a month ago when I changed my mind and decided instead to get a leopard gecko.
Reason being is probably that my older bro has a Het. granite burmese python and so I want something a little different. Your right there, regarding 'a little' different, Nothing little about a Burmese. I'm not to keen on the giant snakes, my theory is, Why have such a large snake that takes up say 6x2x2ft when you can have about 10-15 Milksnakes in that same space. Scott | |
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