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too true rad,i had one a few years ago when they was quite expensive, me and frosty went halfs on a male and it croaked about 3 weeks after being imported  i laugh now but at the time it was guttin 
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Rad
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| jamie_s wrote: | | too true rad,i had one a few years ago when they was quite expensive, me and frosty went halfs on a male and it croaked about 3 weeks after being imported i laugh now but at the time it was guttin |
bet you where well pi##ed
i got one from scott not so long ago and as doing very well |
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jamie_s
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yeah i was gutted at the time,very much so.i could have taken it on the chin but cos it had died in my care and was only half my snake that made it a lot worse in my own mind
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Jase
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Cinnies are massively underrated in my view. They are stunning snakes that can only really be appreciated in the flesh.
I spent ages photographing and still couldnt capture it 
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snakeypete
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| Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2008 6:21 pm Post subject: |
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both stuning snakes there peeps.
oh an Hi John 
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Dracowoman2
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| Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2008 6:43 pm Post subject: |
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Nice snake John, I love your Black Pastels, hope it goes well with the Sterlings, let me know if it does as I'd be happy to pop down and drool over them for you
If that was your attempt at not capturing it very well, I'd love to see a poor effort  I'm getting better, but not at that standard yet, I'm waiting for summer weather so we can go take piccies in the garden 
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peter
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| Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2008 8:07 pm Post subject: |
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nice cinny john  |
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Rad
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| wethepeople wrote: | Cinnies are massively underrated in my view. They are stunning snakes that can only really be appreciated in the flesh.
I spent ages photographing and still couldnt capture it
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you are quite right they look 10 times better in the flesh
nice pic BTW |
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Alpha Dog
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You must be fast to focus to get a shot with her on her back!
Interesting pic John. 
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DrAdam
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Nice Snake John, I'm feeling the need for a cinny 
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