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  1. 09-28-2013, 04:40 PM #1
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    NOT the average girl..

    Or Borneo python for that matter..Pictured 1st with a male from last year that will start a new line of Breits and 2nd with a metallic ultra that is going to a facebook auction for a blood brother named Kenneth F..

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    very awesome
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    I love when people expose their children to reptiles! I think it's very important to educate young. thanks for sharing!
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    Re: NOT the average girl..

    What a cutie! Nice snakes too.
    If nothing ever changed, there would be no butterflies.
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    Your not getting away..






    These next pictures are a couple years old as you may notice..


    The snake in her lap is named after her, this is 2010 and this snake laid eggs this past year..


    Here is that snake as seen recently..
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    Gorgeous snakes, and I too love seeing parents who expose their children to reptiles at a young age. They all seem happy and healthy, herp and human alike :-P


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