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    Poor pretty snake

    The one on the bottom had a sheen to it like a hypo, I

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    I was interested in getting him til I had him out and the poor snake looked like he did a tour in Iraq, had bite wounds, and a large lump at the base of his tail that looked like a knuckle.

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    sad! are they being sold somewhere?
    I had an older rescue male that had HUGE knots in his back. He was a sweet guy and very healthy until he passed away. They didn't seem to bother him and he loved to explore high up bookshelves... being "crippled" didn't slow him down any!
    1.0 Het Piebald (Lycaeus)
    1.0 Spider (V "Fawkes")
    0.1 Piebald (Fia)
    0.2 Pastel (Chalcomede & Daeneyrs "Dany")
    0.1 orangebelly (Secha "Veruca Salt")

    R.I.P my babies
    Texas luecistic ratsnake (Ripley) 0.1
    Ball Python (Ariadne) 0.1
    Ball Python (Montreal) 1.0

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