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    As long as humidity can be kept where it needs to be - lil tyke is too damn cute not to stare at all the time.

    "I don't FEEL tardy . . ."


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    Congrats on your new liasis!
    They are a great family of pythons to be kept by!
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    Thanks, Rusty! Kept by indeed! I'm smitten.

    I've seen the photos of your beautiful Macklot's. I'd appreciate any observations/advice you have to give.

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    Well Lusapher (my macklottes) is a pretty good girl, out of the expeiences that I have had with a few liasis species, they seem to be qiucker then other heavier bodied boids. I wouldn't just lay on the couch with our macklottes, as I would trust my bp.
    I think with enough handeling they seem to get used to you. I don't personally think they are ever going to thouroughly enjoy the company of humans, but you can get them at a point where they don't mind you, so to speak.
    Oops just saw the time, and should pick up my son from school.
    sorry to cut this short
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    I suppose you should ship that macklott's to me if it doesn't start behaving...

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    I suppose you should ship that macklott's to me if it doesn't start behaving...
    Jon did you ever see the pic I posted of her?
    I'm in love with, think I'll print and frame it.
    Did ya see it?
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