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    Re: My friendly young albino black ratsnake (pic heavy)

    Quote Originally Posted by Jus1More View Post
    Awwwe! Noodle is very stunning indeed. I am loving that color, as i have never seen that type of ratsnake before.
    Most ratsnakes are a little hard to find up here in Toronto. I had to really search for my trans pecos ratsnake, but it was worth every sleepless night until I got him safe and sound in my hands...Thank you for sharing!
    They are hard to find in my area too but apparently you can easily catch them in the wild in many other areas of the US. I knew very little about ratsnakes when I got Noodle-- she just seemed really friendly and easy to hold. She was one of only two in the reptile store. What made you decide on Trans Pecos ratsnake vs. other kinds?

    Here's what Noodle might look like as an adult!
    2 BP's, one ratsnake, 2 dogs, 3 cats, 2 small caged birds, 7 chickens, and a toddler in a pear tree

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