Let me introduce Steve
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el_d
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Cute little guy, But I would keep an eye on him around here. You may find someone trying to feed him tubes......
PenMan1
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Ah... Rick... Check your snake manual closely....The deadly coral snake looks remarkably similar the the scarlet king snake. Me thinks you got a coral...BUT I'm just a dumb Okie from Georgia.
Is it "yellow followed by black will kill jack" or is it "black followed by yellow" befriend the fellow.
I THINK YOU ARE PLAYING WITH THE DEADLIEST SNAKE IN THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE!
If you don't respond, I guess we will know.
Is it "yellow followed by black will kill jack" or is it "black followed by yellow" befriend the fellow.
I THINK YOU ARE PLAYING WITH THE DEADLIEST SNAKE IN THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE!
If you don't respond, I guess we will know.
PenMan1
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Rick.....You there buddy? Rick.... Wake up....Rick...
turbowagon
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I think he's safe... but what do I know, I'm colorblind.
PenMan1
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Ok... I guess you can keep him... He's a good "rater".
Parson
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Very cool!
Red and yellow kills a fellow, red and black... I can't remember the rest.
Red and yellow kills a fellow, red and black... I can't remember the rest.
robutacion
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<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<SNAKE...!!!
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>I'm one of those that thing that, a god snake is a d&@$ snake...!:wink::biggrin:
Cheers
George
PenMan1
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You sure?
http://chalk.richmond.edu/education/projects/webunits/adaptations/snake.html sure? Just kidding, It's a "prince". Not big enough to be a scarlet king, yet.
http://chalk.richmond.edu/education/projects/webunits/adaptations/snake.html sure? Just kidding, It's a "prince". Not big enough to be a scarlet king, yet.
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PR_Princess
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How do you know it's a Steve, not a Stevette??? 
CSue
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What a cute little fella.
LarryDNJR
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Wonder what that would look like cast in resin?
Small enough you can shove a tube down its throat.
Small enough you can shove a tube down its throat.
LarryDNJR
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"Red on yellow, kill a fellow. Red on black, won't hurt Jack."
ThomJ
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I have this picture in my mind of you feeding him/her PR ribbons
HSTurning
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They are a good pet but being wild you need to wash your haeds after handling. Snakes can carry salmonella. Pet turtles are the worst offenders. Hunderds of kids a year get it from there pets.
I have a albino nelsons milk snake that looks like this one.
http://leapinglizardland.com/images/albinonelsonsmilk1.jpg
Milk and king are in the same family. People that dont like snakes should like milk and kings. They got the name king because they eat other snakes in the wild.
I have a albino nelsons milk snake that looks like this one.
http://leapinglizardland.com/images/albinonelsonsmilk1.jpg
Milk and king are in the same family. People that dont like snakes should like milk and kings. They got the name king because they eat other snakes in the wild.
HSTurning
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You have to prob or pop them to find out. At that size I would wait a bit.
How do you know it's a Steve, not a Stevette???
GoodTurns
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if you're close enough to be sure, it's too late!
GoodTurns
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my first thought was feed him for a while, he's only a slimline!
AceMrFixIt
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How do you know it's a Steve, not a Stevette???
Too much base in his hiss.......
jimbob91577
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To be honest, a coral snake bite is pretty rare. Only about 20-30 occur each year. But those 20-30 are in for a pretty rude awakening - the stockpile of anti-venom for coral snakes is set to expire this year and no one else is making it. Which means those people who do get bit and those bites have venom injected, likely will die from the bite. Another thing to note - unlike a rattlesnake, a coral snake's fangs are relatively short and cannot penetrate leather boots. The snake itself typically will flee from an encounter with a human, and if it does bite, they say roughly 25% of the bites are "dry bites". The venom is more toxic than rattlesnake venom though and causes the victim's muscle system to stop operating correctly.
http://www.popularmechanics.com/science/health/snakebites-about-to-get-more-deadly
http://www.popularmechanics.com/science/health/snakebites-about-to-get-more-deadly
DurocShark
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I love snakes. Especially kings.
kevrob
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Now thats funny, I don't care who you are....
Seriously though, I am with the person who said the only good snake is a dead snake!
PTownSubbie
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How do you know it's a Steve, not a Stevette???
Too much base in his hiss.......
That's a shame because if it was Stevette you would be able to be supplying snake skins for a good long time....
HSTurning
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Good luck finding food for that one. 1 or 2 day old pinkys may be a problem.
beck3906
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How do you know it's a Steve, not a Stevette???
Too much base in his hiss.......
That's a shame because if it was Stevette you would be able to be supplying snake skins for a good long time....
Would need another one for a short period of time. :biggrin::biggrin:
jimbob91577
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How do you know it's a Steve, not a Stevette???
Too much base in his hiss.......
That's a shame because if it was Stevette you would be able to be supplying snake skins for a good long time....
Would need another one for a short period of time. :biggrin::biggrin:
Wouldn't you still need a Steve for that purpose?
AceMrFixIt
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Steve has not eat since he showed up, so I set him loose. I'm thinking Python now.......