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    Quote Originally Posted by guidofatherof5 View Post
    This is not my turtle but belongs to a friend.
    Is this a face a mother could only love or what?
    Hypomelanistic Common Snapping turtle(Chelydra serpentina)
    The turtle was not in a good mood.

    That expression is priceless! ^^^ Reminds me of the perverted old man on Family Guy!


    Here's yet another too-darn-cute photo of Thumbilina, one of my pomeranians.

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    o wow hey ur right perverted turtle lol....my friend can do a voice of the dude who answered the 911 call its funny
    ROBERT The Reptilian Teen

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    growing up is optional "

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    That turtle really DOES look like that character! BTW when ARE snapping turtles in a good mood?????

    I grew up surrounded by marshlands and "progging" for snapping turtles to make stew was what many of the locals did. There's a story in my family of a snapper progger going to the local bar after a particularly good day and daring one of the drunks to kiss the turtle he had just caught.

    The guy speaks with a lisp now!;-)

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    I have a Common Snapper that is more docile than all the box turtles I've ever had. She(Tank) cruises the living room many times during the day. She climbs up on the kids and sits on their laps. She seems to enjoy having her neck rubbed and scratched. She's a little bigger than a saucer. Last year she was a hatchling.
    She has very little if any startle response from any of us including the dog. I'm going to shoot some video of her one of these days and get it posted.
    I also picked up another Common Snapper this weekend that seem very docile. It's a bigger male. Hoping to have a nice calm breeding pair someday.
    Steve
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    Sounds like your house has some really good energy. Are there any bad tempered souls in your house, people OR critters???

    Devon
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    Quote Originally Posted by Snakeknot View Post
    Sounds like your house has some really good energy. Are there any bad tempered souls in your house, people OR critters???

    Devon
    I have 4 daughter. There are times bad tempered isn't even close.
    No bad tempered animal at all.
    Steve
    5 awesome kids!
    Emmy, Kale, Molly, Gabby, Hailee
    They are not just snakes. They're garter snakes.
    http://www.youtube.com/user/thamnophis14?feature=mhee

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    Yeah, I've seen plenty of decent sized adult snappers that were quite charming and tame.

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    Sorry to be a pest, but I need, yet again, the link to the 'other' board. My most beloved snakr, Anasazi - a Hoggy has died.

    My garters all do well. As I type this I am feeding them. Chicken, actually. They are such food whores. I have learned over the time I have been away the PROPER way to pick them up, and that is behind the head. They are bitey little bastards! Still I love them, the poops.

    I hope this finds LuLu, Stefan, et al very well and good. LuLu, I think of you so often as I read Egypt stuff.

    If someone could also send me the email address of the Alaska guy I got my 'vicious' Pugets from, that would make me happy.

    I see I have a private message. I have no Internet and have to use my phone, which os not forgiving. If the current 'head honcho' would contact me, I will give him/her my email to pass to those I know.

    Bless you all.

    Gertie
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    3.1 Western Hoggies; Kenabec, Niizh, Kokopelli, Anasazi
    3.0 Puget Garters; Kunikpok, Tungortok, 'Rockster
    1.0 Eastern Milk; Carmello

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    Nice to see you on the forum, Gertie.
    Steve
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    Quote Originally Posted by Garter_Gertie View Post
    Sorry to be a pest, but I need, yet again, the link to the 'other' board. My most beloved snakr, Anasazi - a Hoggy has died.

    My garters all do well. As I type this I am feeding them. Chicken, actually. They are such food whores. I have learned over the time I have been away the PROPER way to pick them up, and that is behind the head. They are bitey little bastards! Still I love them, the poops.

    I hope this finds LuLu, Stefan, et al very well and good. LuLu, I think of you so often as I read Egypt stuff.

    If someone could also send me the email address of the Alaska guy I got my 'vicious' Pugets from, that would make me happy.

    I see I have a private message. I have no Internet and have to use my phone, which os not forgiving. If the current 'head honcho' would contact me, I will give him/her my email to pass to those I know.

    Bless you all.

    Gertie
    Would that be from Arctic Exotics on the Kenai Peninsula? I know they sold pugets, or might still have them. He was last active on the forum July 5th. Might want to PM him.

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