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    My Snake Room

    Here's my snake room . Just got a 3rd 5-stack rack from Spideys Reptiles (Awesome btw ). Also cleaned up the room a bit, and reorganized some stuff. What do ya think?

    Here's where I take photos.. Along with some random stuff.


    This is my where I keep most of my tools, as well as my Chahoua Gecko .. I hope to fill at least 1 shelf with Geckos ..


    This is an empty wall. Hopefully this will be my baby wall ... For I'm glad I have a wall to push things out of the way..


    This is the snake wall . Yes I have rats thawing in the incubator.. Til I get eggs, it works ...


    Thanks for looking! Leave suggestions if you got any !
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    Hmmm best suggestion ever..more snake, less wall

    On a side note, nice room lol A lot more organized / clean than mine
    Last edited by KING JAMES; 02-23-2014 at 10:43 PM.

    I Gots Me Some Snakes...








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    Re: My Snake Room

    Nice set up. I see a lot of random stuff, gamecube, some sort stuffed cat thing lol


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    I stared at the animal a few seconds trying to figure out what it was, then I gave up LOL

    I Gots Me Some Snakes...








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    That is a cool room and a very cool set up. Your snake room is about the same size as the studio apartment I'll be moving into in two weeks
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    Nice and clean

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    Re: My Snake Room

    Quote Originally Posted by MonkeyShuttle View Post
    Nice set up. I see a lot of random stuff, gamecube, some sort stuffed cat thing lol


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    I stared at the animal a few seconds trying to figure out what it was, then I gave up LOL

    my bet would be that its a wombat

    wombats are cool



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    Re: My Snake Room

    Quote Originally Posted by KING JAMES View Post
    Hmmm best suggestion ever..more snake, less wall

    On a side note, nice room lol A lot more organized / clean than mine
    Yes please, more snakes .. I like to keep my "work" very organized and clean.. My room is another story ....

    Quote Originally Posted by MonkeyShuttle View Post
    Nice set up. I see a lot of random stuff, gamecube, some sort stuffed cat thing lol


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    Quote Originally Posted by KING JAMES View Post
    I stared at the animal a few seconds trying to figure out what it was, then I gave up LOL
    Haha, it's a wombat . I had a chance to hold a wombat when I was in Australia, and it sorta chewed on my hair... So my mom gave me one for christmas

    Quote Originally Posted by Slim View Post
    That is a cool room and a very cool set up. Your snake room is about the same size as the studio apartment I'll be moving into in two weeks
    Aww, well at least you'll be able to have as many snakes as I have! I'm sure you could double-up the racks, then put a mattress over them.. It's all about space management .

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    Nice and clean
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pythonfriend View Post
    my bet would be that its a wombat

    wombats are cool
    Kudos! Though I'm still on the fence of whether they're cool or not haha.
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    Re: My Snake Room

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    Kudos! Though I'm still on the fence of whether they're cool or not haha.
    it sounds unbelievable, but im not making this up: they poop cubes.
    The Big Bang almost certainly (beyond reasonable doubt) happened 13.7 billion years ago. If you disagree, send me a PM.
    Evolution is a fact, evolutionary theory explains why it happens and provides four different lines of evidence that coalesce to show that evolution is a fact. If you disagree, send me a PM.
    One third of the global economy relies on technology that is based on quantum mechanics, especially quantum electrodynamics (electron-photon or electron-electron interactions). If you disagree, send me a PM.
    Time Dilation is real, it is so real that all clocks if they are precise enough can measure it, and GPS could not possibly work without it.
    If you disagree, send me a PM.

    The 4 philosophically most important aspects of modern science are: Evolutionary theory, Cosmology, Quantum mechanics, and Einsteins theory of general relativity. Understand these to get a grip of reality.

    my favorite music video is online again, its really nice: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oABEGc8Dus0


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    Re: My Snake Room

    Wombat=tailless beaver squirrel?


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