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These look freaking cool as heck.
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Re: Xenodermus javanicus
Putting on weight.
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Re: Xenodermus javanicus
They look kinda similar to a Cape File snake I had years ago ... Seldom it is my main regret ..
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so awesome! looks like it's doing well!
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Re: Xenodermus javanicus
These are some awesome looking critters - I'm happy to see them gaining weight! Thanks for keeping us updated.
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Wow. Fascinating looking animals. Glad they appear to be thriving!
Last edited by hilabeans; 11-28-2017 at 04:52 PM.
1.0 Lesser Mojave Ball Python "Neptune"; 1.0 Western Hognose "Murray"
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1.0 Bearded Dragon "Nigel"
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Re: Xenodermus javanicus
Thanks! Also forgot about this video - caught it eating a worm, which I'm not sure had been noted previously.
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Re: Xenodermus javanicus
 Originally Posted by RedDevil
Thanks! Also forgot about this video - caught it eating a worm, which I'm not sure had been noted previously.
Interesting ... I had a colony of Garter snakes who loved feasting on worms ... and fish .... that said I had one out on the lounge carpet and he made a bee-line for the meaty dog food on a saucer !!
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