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Photographing Locks

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  • 01-01-2011, 12:09 PM
    Serpent_Nirvana
    Photographing Locks
    This may be my silliest question yet ... :rofl:

    I've seen a lot of really good, full-body pictures of locks that people have obviously taken by pulling the tub out to get the picture. I'd like to photograph my locks like that to have a record of breedings (like Albey does - http://www.albeysreptiles.com/balls_a_list.htm ). However, I'm always paranoid that pulling open the tub too far to get a good picture will disturb them. :rolleyes:

    Do y'all find that they sometimes will "unlock" if you pull the tub all the way out to snap a pic, or are they too deep in the zone?
  • 01-01-2011, 12:43 PM
    ballpython911
    Re: Photographing Locks
    Well, it really depends.
    I normally open the tubs gently and the majority of them dont unlock.
    i've only had them unlock once cause i pull the tub out too hard... but they return to their lock quickly afterwards :)
    so although i'd say it bothers them a little while wont be too much of an effect :P
    hope this helps!
    Jade
  • 01-01-2011, 01:40 PM
    loonunit
    Yeah, I worry about that, too. I've seen a lot more locks through the plastic than I've been brave enough to try photographing.

    The one time I did open a tub up to take pictures, they stayed locked, but they both got very restless. I don't know how long they stayed locked afterward.
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