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Skunked in the Sierra's
Posted On 07/06/2011 14:22:39 by ScottT
Just got back from a 5 day trip to the Sequoias. We stayed at Redwood Campsite, between Ponderosa, and Johnsondale at approx 6700ft. I only saw fence lizards. We saw some spotty snowpack, so my best guess is that it was too cold for anything to be out. There were many spots where rocky outcroppings, with rotted logs, by a stream were littered with bark the size of plywood boards. I saw nothing! :( - The last day of Hiking, we descended into the Kern River valley, where conditions suddenly starte... Read More

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Rocket's new place
Posted On 01/14/2011 02:07:13 by wftright

I was cleaning Rocket's cage today, and as I put things back together, they didn't seem to want to go together very easily. Rather than continue to fight, I decided to try a new cage design. Here are the essential features of this design. Time will tell whether either one of us likes the new design as much.

The biggest change is that I put both water bowls on the cool side of the cage. The shallow bowl that had been on the warm side just didn't seem to want to go back in place. That bo... Read More

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Hurricane Katrina and my pets
Posted On 08/29/2010 04:47:21 by wftright

The news has been full of stories about how things have changed in Louisiana during the five years since Hurricane Katrina. I live far enough away from the coast that Hurricane Katrina did not have a huge effect on me immediately. On the other hand, the hurricane may have had a lasting effect after all.

I've been fascinated by snakes for as long as I can remember. As a kid, I wanted a pet snake, but my parents were opposed to me having one as a pet. Mostly, they didn't want another ani... Read More

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Counting my rats
Posted On 05/22/2010 01:03:20 by wftright

The old saying is "Don't count your chicks before they're hatched." In the snake hobby, maybe the equivalent saying should be "Don't count your rats before they're swallowed." Even so, I'm going to take a chance and count a some rodents. Specifically, I'm counting eight rodents and seven snakes for what should be the first time this year.

This count is exciting for me because I'm one rat from having the last of my snakes break his winter fast. Duncan, my male pastel ball python ate his... Read More

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