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    A keeper

    I have gotten pretty attached to the smallest male of the trio I rescued lthis month. He is a fiery little thing, but never has refused a mouse and is getting pretty plump as a result. Since the jrek who owned them before "didn't know" when they had eaten last, I have given him two mice last week, and one will be fed to him tonight. Chek out da pics!







    -Jen. Back in the hobby after a hiatus!
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    looking good!
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    Yeah, hye is a FASt eater. I am not just talking about constricting (I offer him prekilled mice for now.) Once he starts swallowing, it is pretty much less than two minutes before he's finishing up. And it is not that the mice are too small either; just a weird little quirk. That'd be a good name for him, "Quirk."
    -Jen. Back in the hobby after a hiatus!
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    nice pattern

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    Very pretty little guy

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    looks cool. luv the pattern
    Brian
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    very nice... And I hope that name sticks... "Quirk"
    lol thats great
    Proud owner of a Male Ball python since January 10th 2005. He is my first snake. If I give you any advice, it is from personal experience and tons of research. I am in no way an expert.

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