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    That's pretty sweet, the whole thread I was trying to guess but I never got close!

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    Re: Sickest Looking Snake Ever

    Quote Originally Posted by RaskaNeil View Post
    That's pretty sweet, the whole thread I was trying to guess but I never got close!
    Yea, if I wouldn't of named it I'm not sure anybody would of been able to guess.
    -Birds-

    0.1 - Poicephalus senegalus - Stella (Senegal Parrot)
    0.1- Poicephalus rufiventris - Alexa (Red-bellied Parrot)



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    Sickest Looking Snake Ever

    As most of you have seen, the dragon snake

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    Re: Sickest Looking Snake Ever

    Quote Originally Posted by Mrl249 View Post
    As most of you have seen, the dragon snake
    Nearly impossible to care for, they come in as WC with a boat load of parasites. They usually die off soon after. You also can't feed them rodents. Plus this is in the boa thread
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    Oh my god, want!

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    Sickest Looking Snake Ever

    Quote Originally Posted by Neal View Post
    Nearly impossible to care for, they come in as WC with a boat load of parasites. They usually die off soon after. You also can't feed them rodents. Plus this is in the boa thread
    Calm down. It was just a pic,
    I didn't say I was about to order one

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    Looks like some sort of pied/dappled morph of a rainbow boa.

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