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ClactonJoe
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Yeah, I liked unrolling it.
When I had the burmese I never got a full shed in one piece.
I think it was down to me not keeping him right after being sold him without being told much. I was never told he could reach 18 foot. I only say 18 foot as that is how big he was when I sold him.
Anyhow, I have kept his first shed at mine in the box I brought him home in.
Now the question is this...
How many sheds do I keep before people start to think I am 'a bit' weird?
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| Posted: Mon May 05, 2008 11:20 pm Post subject: |
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lol i had 100's upstairs in the royals bedroom!!!! but then....i AM weird!!!! 
am not really!!!!!!!!
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Lynne
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| Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 12:14 am Post subject: |
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its good to be unusual!!!
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quasimodo
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| geckoguy wrote: | | i give all my snake shed to my mates |
A few years ago when my two grandchildren were still in this country and going to infants school, ( sooo cute ) I gave each of them a nice large shed skin and they ran into school to give them to the teacher...... Well, it was educational  |
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Lynne
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| Posted: Wed May 07, 2008 11:34 am Post subject: |
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| quasimodo wrote: | | geckoguy wrote: | | i give all my snake shed to my mates |
A few years ago when my two grandchildren were still in this country and going to infants school, ( sooo cute ) I gave each of them a nice large shed skin and they ran into school to give them to the teacher...... Well, it was educational |
i used to dish them out to any kids that were at door!!! the mothers used to freak. and my daughters pal was doing voluntary work in africa and was scared of snakes, so i sent him some through the post.
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ClactonJoe
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Right... One last update..
The last rat he had seemed a bit big to me but it fitted the stomach rule so I thought I would try it.
This time after defrosting the rat in water in the airing cupboard I took it out and got the snake ready.
When I hovered the rat over the snake a bit of the water fell near the rock and he striked at the rock. He was a hungry boy. Anyhow the next picture says it all really.
Thanks again for the help with this. I never would have offered him rats for a few months yet without all your comments.
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thats brilliant. and good picture. you cant beat a royal eating.
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