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  1. 07-13-2006, 02:08 PM #1
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    Re: Looking for snakes in TN

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    wooden enclosuers that have a screen top are not hard to heat if they have the plexiglass on the sides, big reptile breeders use that setup all the time.
    Not for ball pythons, they don't...I assure you. Just how many "big breeder's" facilities have you visited?
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    Re: Looking for snakes in TN

    Quote Originally Posted by Alecz
    wooden enclosuers that have a screen top are not hard to heat if they have the plexiglass on the sides, big reptile breeders use that setup all the time. And thats a good idea about the tubs. I will get some at walmart. I have seen that used. I will just need to take the dremel to the side and a little on the top for ventalation. As much as I saw it done I never considered that. Thanks.
    Well you are debating about ball pythons with some of the "big" reptile breeders and you just don't know it. I know they don't keep ball pythons like that.
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  3. 07-13-2006, 02:14 PM #3
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    Re: Looking for snakes in TN

    Quote Originally Posted by KLG
    Not for ball pythons, they don't...I assure you. Just how many "big breeder's" facilities have you visited?
    I bet they aren't on your guest list, are they Kara?
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  4. 07-13-2006, 02:19 PM #4
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    Re: Looking for snakes in TN

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    I bet they aren't on your guest list, are they Kara?
    Shhhhh...there is no guest list. Only folks that will & won't be fed to retics should they visit. We choose visitors strictly based on how good of a meal they'd be for a large snake.


    Hypothetically speaking, of course.



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    Re: Looking for snakes in TN

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    Whoa...does this mean we're now magpies?
    SHINY!

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    Re: Looking for snakes in TN

    Quote Originally Posted by cassandra
    I <3 Kara > than I <3 Adam.
    Pink for Kara?

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    Re: Looking for snakes in TN

    Quote Originally Posted by KLG
    Shhhhh...there is no guest list. Only folks that will & won't be fed to retics should they visit. We choose visitors strictly based on how good of a meal they'd be for a large snake.


    Hypothetically speaking, of course.



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    Re: Looking for snakes in TN

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    Pink for Kara?
    Jealous? =D
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    Re: Looking for snakes in TN

    I didn't know that the big breeders used wooden cages with heat lamps and screen lids! How cool!

    Kara, why did you let Freedom Breeder rip you off so bad??? Geeze!
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    Re: Looking for snakes in TN

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    Jealous? =D
    You know it.

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