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    "Fourth shed, A Success" thamneil's Avatar
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    Re: rubrilineatus

    Gorgeous snake. Wish we saw a couple more ribbons on the forum.
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    Re: rubrilineatus

    Quote Originally Posted by thamneil View Post
    Gorgeous snake. Wish we saw a couple more ribbons on the forum.
    Wish I had a couple more. They are awesome snakes.
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    Quote Originally Posted by guidofatherof5 View Post
    Wish I had a couple more. They are awesome snakes.
    I've been contacting every reptile store in town trying to order some in. They were really popular here a little while ago and now it seems that they are harder to find. I remember seeing a peninsula ribbon for $7 at a local store! Cant believe I passed it up.
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    Re: rubrilineatus

    Quote Originally Posted by thamneil View Post
    I've been contacting every reptile store in town trying to order some in. They were really popular here a little while ago and now it seems that they are harder to find. I remember seeing a peninsula ribbon for $7 at a local store! Cant believe I passed it up.
    The demand for ribbons is very low and there really isnt many people collecting wild reptiles anymore because theres allready a flood of captive bred herps of all kinds, seemes like the demand for any wild herps is very low

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