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SNAKES!!!

Posted By: medtype on 2007-08-21
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Yikes...Just found a snake in our basement family room area...Had two of the same kind last year and now this one, I think it is a nonpoisonous baby milk snake, about 4 inches long... according to our State Snake Website... I just don't know how they are getting inside and now it's really freakin me out...


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Ha! It was raining snakes at my house a few years ago

It freaked me out. We have an underground house and somehow mama snake got into the ceiling and had a mess of babies. They found a space to crawl through when they were exploring the ceiling and would fall on our living space floor. I called around and found out they were harmless ringneck snakes, and since my cousin married a "reptile man", I asked him if he wanted them because he educated children in schools with his reptiles.


He took them and I got a few bucks for my trouble; i.e., chasing and catching them. A month later, there was a new roof on the place.