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    Re: BCI in a tree!

    Correct me f I am wrong, but I believe snake mites actually need a host to complete their life cycle. They don't just randomly appear like a mosquito...snake mites are passed from snake to snake (hence the need for QT with a new animal brought in from a breeder or store), not snake to ground to tree to snake...

    Even with that being said, yeah my kids are as sterile as an operating room. but I know a lot of people who do glamor shots in trees, flowers, around wine bottles, and just about anywhere you could imagine...not for me though.

    GREAT pics though...
    Last edited by Willie76; 05-06-2013 at 03:41 PM.
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    Burmese Pythons: 1.0 Albino [George]

    Reticulated Pythons: 1.0 White Phase [Zeus]

    Ball Pythons:
    0.1 Spider [Isis] | 0.2 Normal [Athena/Pandora]

    Carpet Pythons: 0.1 Jungle [Pris]

    Colombian BCI: 1.0 Crimson/Pastel [Pablo] | 1.0 Hypo Salmon [Escobar] | 0.1 Pastel [Haven]

    Black Rat Snakes: 0.1 Albino [Malachi]

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