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04-22-17, 02:04 PM
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Black Pine Snake
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2 Black Rats,2 Retics,2 Texas Indigo,1 Albino Chinese Beauty,1 Bull,1 Black Milk,1 YT Cribo,1 Albino Garter,5 Corn Snakes,1 Brooksi,1 VBB,1 MBK,1 Bairds Rat,1 Albino Cal King,1 Pied BP,1 Dumerils Boa,2 Rattlesnakes
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04-22-17, 03:39 PM
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Re: Black Pine Snake
Beautiful snake! I saw a white one today at a pet shop, and he had an attitude as well. Good luck with your new addition 
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04-22-17, 03:40 PM
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Re: Black Pine Snake
Lovely...looks a bit like my Blotched KS! But she only rattles her tail...well, smacks it up against something and it sounds a little like a rattle...kind of... 
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04-22-17, 03:42 PM
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Re: Black Pine Snake
Nice animal! I've never seen one of these before so that's seriously wicked. Is she captive bred?
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04-22-17, 04:03 PM
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Re: Black Pine Snake
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Originally Posted by Tiny Boidae
Nice animal! I've never seen one of these before so that's seriously wicked. Is she captive bred?
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Thanks. Yes, she's a CB for sure from Mobile, Alabama local. She will eventually be jet black as she ages.
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2 Black Rats,2 Retics,2 Texas Indigo,1 Albino Chinese Beauty,1 Bull,1 Black Milk,1 YT Cribo,1 Albino Garter,5 Corn Snakes,1 Brooksi,1 VBB,1 MBK,1 Bairds Rat,1 Albino Cal King,1 Pied BP,1 Dumerils Boa,2 Rattlesnakes
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04-22-17, 04:07 PM
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Re: Black Pine Snake
Nice pick up Dave 
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04-22-17, 06:32 PM
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Re: Black Pine Snake
Awesome additions. I kept a few of these in the past and after the very short hatchling bitey stage they were all vark and no bite. Enjoy it.
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04-22-17, 07:12 PM
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Re: Black Pine Snake
I saw that exact snake, or one that looked exactly like her even same size, at the last Hamburg show. She was being offered at a table that only had Pines, the seller was very knowledgeable and friendly. Almost bought her. She doesn't look too "full of attitude and hisses a lot" in your 2nd & 3rd pics. If I recall correctly she is going to grow much bigger like 6' or so. You might want to work on her attitude now while she is still small. And I think you have to put her thru a brief brumation period in December/January. All the best with her!
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04-22-17, 07:19 PM
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Re: Black Pine Snake
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Originally Posted by Macropodus
I saw that exact snake, or one that looked exactly like her even same size, at the last Hamburg show. She was being offered at a table that only had Pines, the seller was very knowledgeable and friendly. Almost bought her. She doesn't look too "full of attitude and hisses a lot" in your 2nd & 3rd pics. If I recall correctly she is going to grow much bigger like 6' or so. You might want to work on her attitude now while she is still small. And I think you have to put her thru a brief brumation period in December/January. All the best with her!
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Lodingi are not as long as some other pits and brumation is not necessity.
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04-22-17, 08:23 PM
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Re: Black Pine Snake
Awesome addition Dave! I LOVE those Black Pines. Looking forward to lots of pics as she grows.
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04-23-17, 02:34 PM
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Re: Black Pine Snake
Had a pine snake in my hands today as well at the reptile show here, though didn't get him/her. Nice snakes for sure! Congrats.
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04-23-17, 03:05 PM
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Re: Black Pine Snake
Awesome snake from the corner of my state. Don't see a lot of those in the hobby OR the wild.
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