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    That was a cool find
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    Re: What My Neighbor Brought To Me (Pics)

    Quote Originally Posted by mues155 View Post
    Cute little bugger, sounds easy to feed too!
    Heck yeah, there is a part in my yard where you can scoop earthworms up by the hand full (without even digging) during the summer.

    Quote Originally Posted by garweft View Post
    I had a litter of these once. The babies are TINY, or should I say tiny.

    Cool snakes to find when non snake people are around cause they never bite.
    One of the strangest things I've noticed lately is that all the non-snake peeps are finding the cool stuff. :/ Well, atleast they're bringing them to me now. I bet people probably mistake the babies for worms.

    Quote Originally Posted by Boanerges View Post
    That was a cool find
    That is the best part about living in a rural area, you get to find all sorts of cool stuff. My neighbor found an old 6 ft. rattler, my Dad has the odd luck of constantly finding Indigos (big ones too.) The most common snake around here though are adult yellow rat snakes.

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    I have a few spots I go to every now & then to catch these. There usually very secretive hiding underground but I catch em all the time under rocks & wood.
    1.0.0 Bandit Leopard Gecko
    1.0.0 Bell Albino het. Patternless Leopard Gecko
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    0.0.1 Murphys Patternless Leopard gecko
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