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    Re: Craigslist Listing

    Quote Originally Posted by Trisnake View Post
    Looks thin but not emaciated. And those do look like pine shavings, which are actually toxic to snakes (and all reptiles for that matter). Poor thing.
    Many snake keepers use pine with snakes with no ill effect and have done so for decades.


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