It seems to be 2-3 feet long, and I would have preferred a baby as a
pet, but this one will make a good breeding specimen, assuming I can
catch another one of the opposite sex.
What I really wanted to catch was a few gopher snakes to breed. I
once caught a baby gopher and had him for ten years and he was the
nicest pet I've ever had.
Kingsnake Photo #1
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2360/3541899284_45a80e40be.jpg
Kingsnake Photo #2
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3618/3541899292_7a522bd636.jpg
Why not do the animal a favor and return him to the wild?
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Better bring your own redemption when you come
To the barricades of heaven, where I'm from.
Jackson Browne
<dan...@rocketmail.com> wrote in message
news:119270a5-bebd-4971...@y33g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
Why post a reply like that in a *.pets.* newsgroup?
What part of "pets" do you not understand, you twit?
*I have to hand it to you, though: You must have some talent if you
can determine the sex of a snake from a photograph.
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YOP...
Because he wasn't your pet, you took the snake out of its natural habitat,
that don't make it a pet, it makes you a criminal. Check your local laws
regarding the handling and removal of native species.