alriiiight

[geminibutts]

someone in a facebook group i'm in shared this little gem



i'm gonna say what i said there: "i'm really concerned about how they've been taking care of Enzo if they didn't even know he's a boa. i mean they already said they feed him once a month. probably threw him in a ten gallon fish tank with sand and a lamp. maybe a heat rock too" also $300!!!!!

[Hypancistrus]

Yikes.

[BCS]

uhm.......

[T_Sauer]

Well then fork out the $300 and go get it otherwise .. don't lose any sleep over it

[slithering_BP]

Well ok I guess??!?! Real odd looking BP

[AerialArtist]

Silly people. That's clearly a cornsnake. I know, because my friend's neighbour had one. It ate rabbits and grew 20 feet long.

[Hypancistrus]

Silly people. That's clearly a cornsnake. I know, because my friend's neighbour had one. It ate rabbits and grew 20 feet long.

Could you walk it on a leash? Because mine walks on a leash with me all that time. It's also litter trained.

[Snoopyslim]

WOW just wow...SMH

It really irritates me when people buy snakes (and other pets for that matter) then re-home them when they think they are "too big" or "living situation." DON'T buy pets you can't look after forever! It's selfish.

[Coluber42]

Silly people. That's clearly a cornsnake. I know, because my friend's neighbour had one. It ate rabbits and grew 20 feet long.

No it's not, it's a blindsnake. They grow to 30 feet and they're called that because they shoot venom at your eyes. My cousin's friend's college roommate's boyfriend almost got blinded by one.

But yeah... I often wish the starting prices for snakes were higher. There's something not right about being able to buy an animal for $25 no questions asked, that will need to be cared for for decades.

[PokeyTheNinja]

No it's not, it's a blindsnake. They grow to 30 feet and they're called that because they shoot venom at your eyes. My cousin's friend's college roommate's boyfriend almost got blinded by one.

But yeah... I often wish the starting prices for snakes were higher. There's something not right about being able to buy an animal for $25 no questions asked, that will need to be cared for for decades.

Y'know what's sad? My sister-in-law did this to me but was being serious. "Oh, my brothers had ball pythons that had a diameter of 7 inches and blah blah blah....". It was just one big face palm. Just because you've owned an animal does not qualify you as a good keeper/handler.
Poor Enzo. Seller has absolutely no clue on what they are doing. Hopefully he goes to home. I'd take him but no big snakes for me, I'd get in trouble.