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    Hi, I'm New Here!
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    New here

    Hey guys, A few of you may already know me from the urgent care section. I came here looking for help on raising my two little garters, and the people here were so nice and helpful that I decided to stick around!

    My name is Dan, but my high school nickname was Raptor because I was good at drawing dinosaurs and such. I help breed exotic snakes with my friend in Lansing, but my first snakes were my two garters, Laurie and Tonya.

    Well I like my snakes, My vidya games, and just hanging out! nice to meet you all!
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    T. radix Ranch guidofatherof5's Avatar
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    Re: New here

    Always a good read is the forum care sheet.
    Nice to have you with us Dan/Raptor

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    Re: New here

    The smaller one looks like a male. Can you get a picture of the under side of it's tail?
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    Dutch, bold and Thamnophis-crazy Thamnophis's Avatar
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    Re: New here

    Welcome on this great forum...
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    Re: New here

    Welcome and nice to have you with us! Great pic! Reminds me of my female and male easterns together. Like Chantel said...you may want to post some underbelly shots so that we can confirm the sex of your snakes for you.
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    Re: New here

    Welcome aboard.

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    Re: New here

    Here's a link to a thread that will show you how to sex your snakes or show you the type of photos to post so we can have a go at it.

    http://www.thamnophis.com/forum/bree...xing-pics.html
    Steve
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    Re: New here

    Hello and welcome!
    Lovely pair of garters- probably Easterns if you caught them in in the middle of Michigan.
    I'm over on the east side, Between Detroit and Port Huron.
    I have an Eastern I caught near Clarkston, a checkered I bought, and a slew of Butlers garters that I've picked up around my neigborhood.

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    Re: New here

    People assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey stuff.

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