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Can rocks be probed?
Ok a friend of mine has a rock and does not know the sex.He said Bob Clark told him a couple years back that you can not probe rocks.So let me know your input rock keepers and breeders
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Re: Can rocks be probed?
So no one knows
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Re: Can rocks be probed?
I would call one of the more popular breeders, hopefully they know, I don't think i've ran across anybody on the site that has a rock python.
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Re: Can rocks be probed?
i don't know rocks at all, but i do know that rocks and burms are closely related and pretty much all boids are relatively similar. other than those that have fragile spines as neonates, i've never heard of not being able to probe a boid. rocks definitely don't strike me as fragile either!
Colin Vestrand
long time keeper and breeder of carpet pythons and other snakes...
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Re: Can rocks be probed?
 Originally Posted by Neal
I would call one of the more popular breeders, hopefully they know, I don't think i've ran across anybody on the site that has a rock python.
Yea i think i am going to try to contact Bob Clark himself.
 Originally Posted by Colin Vestrand
i don't know rocks at all, but i do know that rocks and burms are closely related and pretty much all boids are relatively similar. other than those that have fragile spines as neonates, i've never heard of not being able to probe a boid. rocks definitely don't strike me as fragile either!
See i have never heard of any snake being unable to be probed.I think the person might have misunderstood Mr. Clark.I will add any info when i get it.
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Re: Can rocks be probed?
or maybe he was just too lazy to probe the snake so he said it couldn't be done? i've heard worse from people that know better...
Colin Vestrand
long time keeper and breeder of carpet pythons and other snakes...
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Re: Can rocks be probed?
 Originally Posted by Colin Vestrand
or maybe he was just too lazy to probe the snake so he said it couldn't be done? i've heard worse from people that know better...
Well i have sent him a direct email asking if its true or not.We will see
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Re: Can rocks be probed?
Nope, can't probe any of em.
I've tried granite, malachite, diamond, quartz, limestone, sandstone, shale, marble and several other generic rocks and none of them were probable.
Joe, you do know that rocks, as a rule, are fairly solid objects, right?
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Re: Can rocks be probed?
 Originally Posted by wilomn
Nope, can't probe any of em.
I've tried granite, malachite, diamond, quartz, limestone, sandstone, shale, marble and several other generic rocks and none of them were probable.
Joe, you do know that rocks, as a rule, are fairly solid objects, right?
AHAH, love it, awesome dude, that made me laugh, why didn't I think of posting that. lmao.
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Re: Can rocks be probed?
 Originally Posted by wilomn
Nope, can't probe any of em.
I've tried granite, malachite, diamond, quartz, limestone, sandstone, shale, marble and several other generic rocks and none of them were probable.
Joe, you do know that rocks, as a rule, are fairly solid objects, right?
LMAO!  Leave it up to the OLDEST guy online to crack us up here 
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