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    Steel Magnolia rabernet's Avatar
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    Re: Hide Question

    I've got clear right now as a temporary solution. They were only $.97 each. This is just until I can get something more appropriate. I usually like to be more prepared than this, but I can't get this ball python out of my head. It looked so bewildered out in the open in a huge tank with two withering away cage-mates.


    If it turns out to be a lady, I'll snap a few pictures of her this evening.

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    I think Cassie would be an excellent name - well done! *wink*
    0.1 ball python (Cleo), 0.1 surinam bcc (Carmen)
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    Ah....that was me soliciting you for name suggestions! I actually thought of Cassidy or Raine, and Jo suggested Annie (as in Little Orphan)! LOL

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    Re: Hide Question

    hey robin, in walmart check out the dog/cat section. the have plastic kitty litter pans that make good hides for adults. just cut a hole in the bottom and flip over. they are around 2 bucks a piece.



    here's a pic of them. a chunky soup can makes a good size circle to trace. easily holds girls around 3000 grams.


    vaughn
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