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    Re: Fresh Shed from Cleo the Cali King

    Quote Originally Posted by Bogertophis View Post
    There's no way to tell a snake's age unless you've had them since they hatch or were born. But a 6' king snake isn't young...she might easily be 20 years,
    or even more. At least with horses & dogs, you can get an idea from their teeth...try that with a snake, ROFL. So much about a snake is secretive.
    Yeah. I know sometimes their eyes etc can give away advanced age. Not with any degree of certainty, obviously. But I was just hoping to pin down whether she’s a young adult or an old adult lol. Like is she geriatric...


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