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  • 05-25-2006, 02:00 PM
    ivylea77
    Re: X-ellent herpin' at Valley Forge Park Pt.1 the herps (lotta pics)
    I'm already looking at my calender ;)
  • 05-26-2006, 12:27 PM
    4theSNAKElady
    Re: X-ellent herpin' at Valley Forge Park Pt.1 the herps (lotta pics)
    Lemme know when you want to go to the park...obviously a different day than TFP!!!!
  • 05-26-2006, 09:15 PM
    KeithTN
    Re: X-ellent herpin' at Valley Forge Park Pt.1 the herps (lotta pics)
    Ringnecks are easy to keep. At one time I had them breeding like crazy. I kept them in a 20 gallon aquarium with about 3 to 4 inches of topsoil. Add something from them to hide under, in and around. Add some fresh water. They were the first snake I ever kept. I fed mine earthworms one a week and they thrived. The most I ever had of those were in between 25 to 30, spead out over several aquariums of course. After they used to being handled, they stop musking too.
  • 05-28-2006, 08:33 PM
    4theSNAKElady
    Re: X-ellent herpin' at Valley Forge Park Pt.1 the herps (lotta pics)
    Thanks Keith!!!! Maybe I'll keep the little bugger the next time I catch em'!
  • 05-29-2006, 10:55 AM
    Schlyne
    Re: X-ellent herpin' at Valley Forge Park Pt.1 the herps (lotta pics)
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by xdeus
    No shortcuts, it's used for extreme close-ups.

    In photography anyway. Macros in the programming world (mostly in Excel programs) are usually little visual basic scripts used to automate certain tasks.
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