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    "Third shed, A Success" prattypus's Avatar
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    Re: Duvernoy Gland

    That's good stuff. I couldn't stop grinning as I read- nice find.
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    Re: Duvernoy Gland

    That's right, Duvernoy's gland is homologous to the "real" venom glands and it can be just as effective.

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    Re: Duvernoy Gland

    That was excellent! It made me laugh because I have gone through the same "coming out" experience. When I use to go to shows and ask people if they had Garters for sale they would look at me and just chuckle, until they realized I was serious and they would just give me an awkward look. That is until I saw Don at a show with his Garters on display, thanks Don for helping me "come out"!

    Good info also, I did not realize there were 3 types of Duvernoys.

    Thanks for the link Steve!

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    Re: Duvernoy Gland

    Good article, Steve. Thanks for pointing us to it.
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    ha ha thanks
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    Re: Duvernoy Gland

    A worthy read for sure
    Keeping - 'Florida blue' sirtalis, concinnus, infernalis, parietalis, radix, marcianus and ocellatus.

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    Re: Duvernoy Gland

    Thanks Thomas!! always glad to help people "come out"! good article....I have seen the effects of wanderings bites on mice...has a tranquilizing effect, calms them down so they can swallow them.

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    lol lol Oh that is good! Quite funny since just last week I was talking to my neighbor who was insistant that Garters are not poisonous and I so gently corrected her.

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    Thats worth the read! and i know what you mean about wanderings and mice its like a very mild form of neurotoxin like a prarie rattler

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