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Totally amateur phone camera pics thread.

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seaton. South Devon England
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SteveCS said:
Looks about 4 feet in the picture. Difficult to judge with little to scale against. Good lookin' critter, tho'...
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Yeah, i usually have to hold snakes to get their pictures, but this one was docile from the beginning. Never tried to run or bite and i didn't think about it at the time. I'll try to do better next time.
 
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fhm555 said:
Yeah, i usually have to hold snakes to get their pictures, but this one was docile from the beginning. Never tried to run or bite and i didn't think about it at the time. I'll try to do better next time.
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Ring-necks are awesome, and pretty mellow. :thumbsup: I used to catch them when I was a kid, and even took one to elementary school in a glass jar for show & tell one day. The jar slid off the desk, shattering on the floor of the classroom. The snake was okay, just wriggling around on the slick tile floor in its own panic and confusion. The funniest thing was the girl in the desk next to me, imitating what she'd seen ladies do in cartoons: She jumped up on her desk, screamed her head off, and hitched her skirt up to her shoulders as she jumped up and down on her chair. :roflmao:

I just picked up the snake, took it outside, and let it go. :D
 
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Winslow said:
Ring-necks are awesome, and pretty mellow. :thumbsup: I used to catch them when I was a kid, and even took one to elementary school in a glass jar for show & tell one day. The jar slid off the desk, shattering on the floor of the classroom. The snake was okay, just wriggling around on the slick tile floor in its own panic and confusion. The funniest thing was the girl in the desk next to me, imitating what she'd seen ladies do in cartoons: She jumped up on her desk, screamed her head off, and hitched her skirt up to her shoulders as she jumped up and down on her chair. :roflmao:

I just picked up the snake, took it outside, and let it go. :D
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I once took home a corn snake i'd caught in my lunch bag. When i walked in my wife asked what i had in the bag. I told her it was a corn snake and she apparently didn't believe me as she rolled up the top of the bag to look inside. When the bag was open the snake popped up out of the bag and she freaked. Dropped the bag, jumped on the couch and stated running in place. It was not the first time i'd brought home snakes but it was the first time she was that close without me holding the snake. I never did anything like that again.
 
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