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I wouldn't ever let my snakes slither through grass,since there are fleas,bugs and mites etc... Just not smart,IMO,not like there wild snakes these are captive bred.
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Re: pix update of my little ones
 Originally Posted by NYHC4LIFE8899
I wouldn't ever let my snakes slither through grass,since there are fleas,bugs and mites etc... Just not smart,IMO,not like there wild snakes these are captive bred.
Are you just incredibly contrary by nature?
You just posted in another thread that you don't think they need two hides because they don't have two hides in Africa. Well, they DO slither on the ground in Africa.
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I honestly don't think there's much risk involved, provided the grass hasn't been chemically treated.
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After their done in the grass and before i put them back in their tank they get inspected for mites and wiped down with a baby wipe. There's nothing wrong with them playing in grass or trees by the way.
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I take mine outside once in awhile when the weather is nice. They like it and I've never had a problem with bugs or mites.
To the OP. They are looking good!
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pix update of my little ones
Originally Posted by NYHC4LIFE8899
I wouldn't ever let my snakes slither through grass,since there are fleas,bugs and mites etc... Just not smart,IMO,not like there wild snakes these are captive bred.
Did your partner tell you this too?
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Where I live I'd be more worried about a crow or fifty coming down on me and my pet like the wrath of God.
There are so many crows and hawks and vultures....
I digress...Very cute chubby babies.
1.0 normal - Nibiru
1.0 hypo pinstripe - Bellamy
0.1 normal - Camila
0.1 pewter - Penelope
0.1 ivory - Veronie
0.1 kenyan sand boa - Sanders
1.0 anery stripe ksb - Cookies
1.1 angolan pythons - William and Catherine
1.0 western hognose - Clarence
1.0 Mexican Black kingsnake - Ricardo
0.1 Brazilian rainbow boa - Nijiko
1.0 banana ball python - Tango
2.1 ranitomeya imitator tarapoto - Lipstick and the boyfriends
0.2 ornate uromastyx - Bennie and Millie
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Lol. Them damn crows. We got squirrels.
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Re: pix update of my little ones
Originally Posted by NYHC4LIFE8899
I wouldn't ever let my snakes slither through grass,since there are fleas,bugs and mites etc... Just not smart,IMO,not like there wild snakes these are captive bred.
Because snakes don't slither on the ground in Africa...?
OP I love that photo of your snakes head poking out from under the grass 
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1.0 Enchi ball python
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0.1 Pastel 100% het pied (Keira)
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0.1 100% het Ghost
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