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  1. 07-14-2007, 11:37 PM #1
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    Holden and Noodles

    My son with one of our Womas - a young male named Noodles who is as friendly as a dog. This snake is a real cuddler.







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    Re: Holden and Noodles

    Awwww, those pics are *adorable*!
    I especially love the subliminal message Holden has left you in the background. Smart kid!
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    Re: Holden and Noodles

    Quote Originally Posted by SarahMB
    Awwww, those pics are *adorable*!
    I especially love the subliminal message Holden has left you in the background. Smart kid!
    My parents got a new puppy. All of a sudden our 10 year old Staffy doesn't cut it anymore.
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    Re: Holden and Noodles

    Yup, I feel your pain. No matter how many animals we have, someone is constantly begging for a new one. Never ends!
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    Re: Holden and Noodles

    oh man that's my life!!! they always need something new LOL

    i love these pics... what a cute little boy you have...
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    Re: Holden and Noodles

    Quote Originally Posted by recycling goddess
    oh man that's my life!!! they always need something new LOL

    i love these pics... what a cute little boy you have...
    Thanks for the compliments. I'm lucky that my kids look like my wife.........

    I see by your sig you're into rift lake cichlids.........me and the kids are into tangs - especially telmat. temp. shellies and some of the more oddball neolamps (prochilus, christyi).

    Which lake(s) are you keeping?
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