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criveraville:
Sorry NTD , on my phone typos are easier.. You have a reptile termometer.. How did the boas work for backings?

NTD:
Oh, the thermometer...I have too many cages now and use a Temp gun now to measure temps.  Much better too because reptiles care more about surface temps than air temps anyway.

I've back one bow with a boa skin and it was nice.  But I send most of my snake skins out in trades and stuff.  That big one went to Oneeye.  Although I have a special boa skin that I will be using for 2 bows I am making.  One of those will be the trade bow and the other for Moi ;D they're gonna be matching bows ;)

stickbender:

     Forget the shop, post more pictures of the "Kamikaze Kid"!  That smile is priceless !

Pappy, I am the same way, I know where something is even though it is not visible, and I haven't used it in quite awhile.  If I get a wild hair, and clean up, and start tossing stuff I have not used in a few years, within a week, I will suddenly have a need for that very object that I threw out! ::)
       
                                                         Wayne

criveraville:
Ok. I see.. Thanks.. That boa skin sure is tough.. They are pretty skins. What type of snakes do you raise and do you bread them? I have 5 big reptile tanks and have considered doing that..

NTD:
I have Jungle Carpet pythons, Bredli pythons, super dwarf reticulated pythons, Various boas, and a group of rattlesnakes.  I have a few odds and ends but those are the types I work with most.  I also keep a pair of Gouldi Monitors and a trio of Ackie Monitors. 

If you are considering raising snakes for skins it's not worth it cost to feed and house is far too high.  I get most of my exotic skins from friends who are in the trade that have animals that die.

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