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  1. 06-21-2004, 10:16 AM #1
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    I wanted to introduce you all to Pippin. This is a hatchling from Grandma and Merlin (Burmese pythons).




    Disclaimer: Please remember that we are not breeders of Burmese Pythons (why would we be). This is a thread concerning the thread when she first laid her eggs. I beleive we explained that we will only be hatching one to grow and use in educational shows.

    Hope you guys like the new baby!
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    Awesome, Rusty! Congratulations!
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    No worries Rusty. If there is anyone is capable of keeping a burmese its you. Great lookin kid. He will be a teacher someday and a damn good one.
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    Awsome! I love the coloration!
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    Thanks guys, he is a little cutie. Loves to bite, and we will be offering it's first meal in the next few days. I'll keep you guys updated.
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    I'm sure he'll be a great asset for your educational efforts. I hope he thrives for you!
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    Awww u named him Pippin.
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    rustyyyyy... that's so awesome of you. i can't wait to witness pippin grow. congrats .
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    Should have named him Darth Baggins!


    He/Shes a real cutie thanks for sharing rusty!
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