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New boy...
by Antman » Mon Jul 25, 2011 12:56 pm
New West african gaboon.
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Re: New boy...
by michael » Mon Jul 25, 2011 1:06 pm
Nice Antman i love the blue in that snake. How big is he and do you happen to have any locality info for him?
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Re: New boy...
by J_Bay » Mon Jul 25, 2011 3:53 pm
They're really beautiful snakes...but the scare the C... out of me!
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Re: New boy...
by Marion » Mon Jul 25, 2011 10:50 pm
He's beautiful. These guys are the most beautifully marked of all the snakes - in my opinion. But Like J-Bay they also scare the @r@p out of me!!!
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Re: New boy...
by Mr Venom » Mon Aug 22, 2011 2:17 pm
He look's beautiful, Antman off the topic could I have your e-mail adress I think I met you before through a friend.
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Re: New boy...
by Whitelipp » Tue Aug 23, 2011 11:21 am
I kept a pair a while ago. They are monsters... Hissing and puffing. I had them in an awesome natural enclosure. So finding them was a battle. Just chuck in a mouse and you find them WHAM!!
Now I lost the female for unknown reasons and then sold off the male... I miss them. They are awesome to just sit and look at.
Congrats on obtaining them. They are becoming more common in collections now adays. I have not heard of anyone being bitten by a captive specimen yet.
They deserve all the respect they get. Not for any keeper. I would just say change the substrate antman. Use a mulch that can handle humidity.
Now I lost the female for unknown reasons and then sold off the male... I miss them. They are awesome to just sit and look at.
Congrats on obtaining them. They are becoming more common in collections now adays. I have not heard of anyone being bitten by a captive specimen yet.
They deserve all the respect they get. Not for any keeper. I would just say change the substrate antman. Use a mulch that can handle humidity.
Dont bite, strike!!!!
Dont keep it real, keep it EXOTIC!!!
Dont keep it real, keep it EXOTIC!!!
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Re: New boy...
by Bushbaby » Wed Aug 24, 2011 11:04 pm
Whitelipp, he already sold the snake again, and it's in good hands 
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Re: New boy...
by Whitelipp » Thu Aug 25, 2011 7:09 am
O ok oops didn't see the dat 
But still I mis mine!!!
Dont bite, strike!!!!
Dont keep it real, keep it EXOTIC!!!
Dont keep it real, keep it EXOTIC!!!
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