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    Quote Originally Posted by Otterbatcat View Post
    I'm thinking its time for for some kraft mac and cheese.....not that powdered crap, the Deluxe Squeeze Cheese version.

    I think one box should do it okay.

    that's my comfort food.

    that and Taco Bell.
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    You bet! You'll want to give him a little more time to acclimate himself to his new home, anyhow. How big is his cage? How many little caves does he have? They used to sell heated caves in Maryland- do they have those out here? What are you using for substrate? What made you decide on a Milk Snake? How old is he? How big will he get? Does he have a name? I'm nosy tonight, please excuse me...
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    Mmmm. Mac N Cheese.
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    grey be rapid firin!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by TheGrey View Post
    You bet! You'll want to give him a little more time to acclimate himself to his new home, anyhow. How big is his cage? How many little caves does he have? They used to sell hated caves in Maryland- do they have those out here? What are you using for substrate? What made you decide on a Milk Snake? How old is he? How big will he get? Does he have a name? I'm nosy tonight, please excuse me...
    No prob! I'm using coco husk shreds and Orchid bark mix currently... Just did that actually! He has a hide over his undertank heat mat but exchanging it for a clay pot tomorrow. Other hide will go on "hot" side of tank. His name is popeye or Mr. Popeye. He should get 3'-4'.

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    Our parakeet "Triple B" does not like Mr. Popeye

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    Awesome! I used to use coconut shreds for a Burmese python I used to care for- they do love to burrow. Popeye...that's a good name.
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    mrs. belly and i are watching one of those alaska veterinarian shows on nat geo. it's pretty interesting.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mcjhr View Post
    Our parakeet "Triple B" does not like Mr. Popeye
    I would imagine not!
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    While we're talking snakes, this is what my corn looked like.


    My baby sand boa's looked exactly like this.
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    Sand boa's are kind of weird looking. They don't get long looking like other snakes, they always look fat. I only had the sand boas for a few months though. Check out this fatty.



    If snakes creep you out, sand boas would not be for you, because they bury themselves in the sand and you can't see them at all, so if you want to take one out, you just have to stick your hand in the sand and drag it around until you bump into one!
    "There are no finger prints under water."