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    Why not to cohabitate any snake

    This picture was taken at Repticon in Houston tonight while a vendor was unpacking and setting up. He transported all his snakes together. You know you get all those people that say they have kept their snakes together for years. this happened in less than three hours. My friend did not say the name of the vendor, for privacy reasons but I bet he will never do that again. This spider ball killed two spiders and ate one of them within a span of three hours. and yes it did kill the snake that ate the other one.

    The only way to shine your light is in the dark...Never let life kill your spark- Crown the Empire

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