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    Default Snake Skin Sierra

    Hey There,

    My Mate's kids wanted a pen for Fathers day (Yeah a while back, the pic only came through last nite) The Blank from Brett at Addictive and the Kit from Dave from Timberbits, The Snake's name is Sasha, I can't tell from her expression wether she is impressed or not, but He sure was.
    No I didn't take the pic, his daughter is a Photographer, and I hate Snakes.

    Thanks for looking

    HazzaB
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    I LOVE SNAKES and that is a good looking snake and pen and a great way to display it well done
    Cheers Rum Pig

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    Nice... pen,

    How'd you get the snake to hold still long enough to get the skin off him??

    I hate snakes - too many near misses with Eastern Browns in the shed I'm afraid. haven't seen any this seson though, hope that means the chickens, ducks, geese and guinea fowl running around the yard are finally earning their keep.

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    Beautiful pen and I like the photography too
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    Is that you Bob?
    Say it aint so Bob...

    Seriously, lovely snake, and lovely pen.
    Happen to know what kind of snake,(the one used as the background) is..?.
    Wife raises Columbian Red tailed Boas and has a Luecient Texas Rat Snake for a pet, she was courious.
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    "and I will call it mini-me"

    Nice pen! Hate snakes though

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    Quote Originally Posted by edblysard View Post
    Is that you Bob?
    Say it aint so Bob...

    Seriously, lovely snake, and lovely pen.
    Happen to know what kind of snake,(the one used as the background) is..?.
    Wife raises Columbian Red tailed Boas and has a Luecient Texas Rat Snake for a pet, she was courious.
    I think it is a carpet python found all over Australia with a few difference depending where they originate from.
    Cheers Rum Pig

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    Hey there everyone,

    The snake is a 'Childs Python' Dumb name for a snake, she's about 4 years old now and about 1.8 metres (6 ft) long. Apparently it took awhile for her to get used to the pen sitting on her.

    Thanks RumPig, I stand corrected (Again) Sasha is a South West Hills Carpet Python, she gets treated better than any Dog or cat that I know, (and I know some very spoilt dogs)

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    I know this off the subject but I would put money that it is a carpet python for 2 reason the heat pit on the head and you say it is 6 ft children only grow to 3ft at most 1.1m.
    You or the owner may not care but if they do I would take it someone who knows snakes to correctly I.D it.

    Either way it is a nice looking snakes they obviously take great care of it.
    Cheers Rum Pig

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    Default Hazza

    That pen is in good position to be called the safest pen in the world. Have friends who call themselves Herpatologists or some such, me I would rather be a pen maker.

    The pen has real competion in the beauty stakes with that beautiful young lady.
    Neat pen in a most stimulating position.
    I have ever seen. Well done your mate for hiws Snake and great pen down to you. Curious to learn what the Snake fanciers think of the shedding of innocent blood.

    Regards Peter.

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    No bodyguard needed for that pen! lovely pen, beautiful snake, but don't bring it near me.!! Amos
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    nice pen, but in my opinion there is only one good snake, and i think you all know what condition that would put him in

    MIK

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    Nice pen

    I hope you don't expect me to go the that level with my photography.

    I grew up on a farm in south westish NSW (MIA) with carpet snakes, Browns and red belly blacks and I have to agree with MIK. First carpet snake I saw I nearly s*%# meself having only seen browns and red belly blacks before then and knowing how poisonous they are, the carpet - to me at about 10 yo - must have been the next magnitude.

    Quote Originally Posted by MBUMIK View Post
    nice pen, but in my opinion there is only one good snake, and i think you all know what condition that would put him in

    MIK
    A good snake is one which is in someone else's backyard or preferably in another state.

    PS HazzaB - notwithstanding my snake comments, that is one fantastic photo. Would look good on your business cards. Big pat on the back to your mate's daughter
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    Get a moderator to change the topic to

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    Nice pen. Don't like snakes though.
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    Cheers John

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