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WoW they are screamer Anette congrats .Beautiful I cant stop looking at them
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OMG... Those eyes just scare me off!
 I'm really happy for you. The color and the pattern is very interesting (ATBs ) I will have to do some research .Congratulations Annette! 
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Very nice! Congrats on such vibrant babies!
 As soon as I tell my husband I want to get more snakes, I'll be able to get some. (after the divorce comes through!) |
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Wow!! I love the maroon and black one in the middle, amazing snakes!
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These are fantastic snakes, excellent for a display snake (so I have heard) because of their tendency to hang out on a brance where you can see them easily. But they aren't for a beginner, right? Is there alot of special needs for their care? I know they need humidity, but is it really difficult, or just different from corns?
I have always liked these snakes, but reading up on them makes me worry a bit, because I would never want a snake to come to harm because of my ignorance  . Any tips? |
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They are the most forgiving of the tree snakes ...Even though they require more heat and humidity then colubrids they wont keel over with one mistake like other tree boas and pythons ...go to Corallus.com ..they have great info
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