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    Re: Retained Shed Indentication and Treatment

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    Re: Retained Shed Indentication and Treatment

    What's with the bumping? I mean, I get it and the bumping is worthy/justified but I really think many of these are worthy of "sticky" and/or care sheet archival. New/less knowledgeable/inexperienced members should be able to find this info easily and without posting a FAQ and waiting for spam clearance/replies. Just my opinion.

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    Re: Retained Shed Indentication and Treatment

    how can someone get to the archived articles on the site? i just happened across them with a google search last night
    2.2.1Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis Ekoh, Amaunet, Emily, Copper,
    1.0 Canis familiaris Chihuahua Hershey
    1.1 Felis catus Jinx and Rocky

    Where understanding lives, danger (and fear) dies.

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    Re: Retained Shed Indentication and Treatment

    Quote Originally Posted by jwolfe152 View Post
    how can someone get to the archived articles on the site? i just happened across them with a google search last night
    You can do a search for what you're looking for, then look through the results. Or simply look through the threads under each thread heading (general talk, urgent care, husbandry, etc)

    There was a software upgrade a couple years back and I think some article(threads) were lost. (Someone correct me if I'm wrong)
    Steve
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    They are not just snakes. They're garter snakes.
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    Re: Retained Shed Indentication and Treatment

    this is the articles i was talking about i have not seen them elsewhere in search results

    Index of /archive/articles
    2.2.1Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis Ekoh, Amaunet, Emily, Copper,
    1.0 Canis familiaris Chihuahua Hershey
    1.1 Felis catus Jinx and Rocky

    Where understanding lives, danger (and fear) dies.

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    Re: Retained Shed Indentication and Treatment

    Can't say I know what that is.
    Steve
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    Re: Retained Shed Indentication and Treatment

    it has all kinds of papers and stuff i have not looked at all of them but a few of the articles are

    The visual senses in Garter Snakes
    Author: Martin Hallmen

    Attitude of melanistic garter snakes
    Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis

    Some observations on stages of shedding
    in juvenile melanistic Common Garter Snakes
    Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis
    Author: Martin Hallmen 1997

    The San Francisco Garter Snake
    Thamnophis sirtalis tetrataenia
    In Europe

    Some behavioural studies about swallowing smelts
    Osmerus eperlanus by melanistic Common Garter Snakes
    Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis


    © 1998 Martin Hallmen
    2.2.1Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis Ekoh, Amaunet, Emily, Copper,
    1.0 Canis familiaris Chihuahua Hershey
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    Re: Retained Shed Indentication and Treatment

    Thamnophis.com: Article Page

    here is a link to an old thamnophis page

    Jürgen Chlebowy
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    2.2.1Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis Ekoh, Amaunet, Emily, Copper,
    1.0 Canis familiaris Chihuahua Hershey
    1.1 Felis catus Jinx and Rocky

    Where understanding lives, danger (and fear) dies.

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    Re: Retained Shed Indentication and Treatment

    Quote Originally Posted by guidofatherof5 View Post

    There was a software upgrade a couple years back and I think some article(threads) were lost. (Someone correct me if I'm wrong)
    Yeah that sucks. especially the loss of the photographic library. I worked hard on parts of it.

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    Re: Retained Shed Indentication and Treatment

    I just found a young T. s. concinnus - Red-spotted Garter snake with a retailed shed. I was lucky to catch the problem as the only sign of trouble was vertical folds/wrinkles when she was coiled.
    This incident brought home to me the importance of daily observations of your snakes.
    Steve
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    Emmy, Kale, Molly, Gabby, Hailee
    They are not just snakes. They're garter snakes.
    http://www.youtube.com/user/thamnophis14?feature=mhee

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