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Dreaming of summer...
Organizing some pics, haven't posted in a while. Here's one our very-all-time-favorites, TBC I Am Legend. Can't wait for this kind of weather again...I love green grass for photographing red snakes!
Enjoy!
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Here are a couple more favorites, both sired by TBC Manic Panic:
TBC Suckerpunch:
TBC Panic Attack
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Those are awsome pics!!!
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Im running out of adjectives to compliment your bloods. Outstanding!
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LOL, thanks Lon! I'm running out of names to call Suckerpunch whenever she bites me (well, tries). Uppity little wench. 
Last edited by Kara; 12-30-2011 at 06:09 PM.
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Beautiful!!!! Do you use hooks for taking out your feisty ones? I'm on my 8th blood and she's a handful. 
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I mostly use hooks for turning off a snake's feeding response. With uppity bloods, I find it easier to just scoop them up from underneath in one smooth motion, and then keep the snake facing away from me. If the animal starts to turn, I turn in the same direction it does, keeping its face pointing away. Usually this keeps the snake distracted enough for me to do whatever I need to get done in handling the animal (i.e. transferring to a holding tub for maintenance, etc).
I'll use the same method for brief but more frequent interaction with a snake that needs a little extra attention in terms of settling down/getting used to handling. They don't need to be held for hours on end in order to tame down...just handled frequently & correctly so they can learn good habits. 
Last edited by Kara; 12-30-2011 at 10:48 PM.
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Wow those snakes look amazing! The green background really makes them pop in the pics.
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mad roaches yo
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The Following User Says Thank You to Mike41793 For This Useful Post:
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Thanks! Taking outdoor pics on an overcast day really seems to show off their true colors best. It can't be super cloudy & dark, but when you get that ideal balance of good cloud cover & still well-lit, it really works out well. Now if spring would just get here so I could take good pics of the rest of our critters!
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Re: Dreaming of summer...
Wowzers....all three of them are gorgeous, but "I am Legend" is just sick!! 
Miss you, girl!!
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