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Hey Michael,as a note NONE of these has bitten or musked

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Posted by crimsonking on March 28, 2003 at 21:00:39:

In Reply to: Re: Crimsonking, nerodia fest: posted by michael56 on March 28, 2003 at 18:40:34:

:Yeah, I saw those comments from the nerodia neanderthals. Who couldn't love snakes that can bite AND musk you at the same time? Some of these guys wear worse and get bitten harder when they see their girlfriends. Actually, that could be a plus! Oh well, badges of honour and perfume to me.
:So, up in trees eh? I've been designing a new "open terrarium" style habitat and clearly lots of height would not be lost on nerodia. Wow, swimming, semi-aquatic, terrestrial, tree dwelling, fish, mouse and rat eating snakes! Waters give it all!
:Seeing habitat pictures would be great as well as others of the snakes. Here's hoping you get some ruby red little ones. And Crimson, if I could make it down, I'd be there so fast ...

:Michael
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