Mortal coil. My favourite boy, Lestat. He was apparently quite wound up this morning.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.Kind of looks that way. That is funny. What kind is he?
dalefvictor
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June 19, 2018
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He's an Amazon Tree Boa. Garden phase. He may have traces of leopard. Not a beginner snake but so far he hasn't bitten me yet.
@graceylou snakes scare me. I am trying to get past it but since I have not seen one in over 15 years I would probably try again to the world record at levitation. I once almost stepped on a rattlesnake, coiled and rattling, my first attempt at the record for levitation. I think I learned that they are more afraid of us than we are of them, as when I came back down to earth it was no where to be found. Probably right in front of me. But I did not see it.
@dalefvictor They are more afraid of you than you are of them. My babies all know me very well so they are not stressed in my presence. Wild snakes would run away from me because to them Iām a big predator. I can handle my snakes with no problems. They do get grumpy sometimes especially if I have to get in their tanks for something and surprise them. And yes, I have been bitten numerous times mostly because I did something stupid. They are just being snakes.
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