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    "PM Boots For Custom Title" BUSHSNAKE's Avatar
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    Thamnophis fulvus

    a rare Central American species. I have only a lone female but Fons in Holland breeds this species and im hopeful to get a male someday
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    Re: Thamnophis fulvus

    Very nice Joe.
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    Re: Thamnophis fulvus

    Another awesome score Joe..

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    Re: Thamnophis fulvus

    Very nice. Looks a little angry in that last pick . ("Dude..stop taking my dang picture!").
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    "PM Boots For Custom Title" BUSHSNAKE's Avatar
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    Re: Thamnophis fulvus

    she does like to give me attitude

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    Re: Thamnophis fulvus

    STOP IT STOP IT IT'S TOO MUCH!!!!!

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    Re: Thamnophis fulvus

    I had a breeding pair of Fulvus a few years back "probably 10 years ago but who's counting" They never got very big and had very small litters of very small babies. The babies would only eat live guppies until they got some size on them.
    Good luck with all the new additions
    Ed

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