Re: Giant in her own mind
When I had cats, my calico Patches used to love to watch the snakes. She sat in front of the cages purring because she thought they were her little buddies. :)
Re: Giant in her own mind
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67temp
My cat would do what cats normally do and knock that tank off the enclosure.
And just because it never did that before, well tomorrow's another day...please protect your snake.
Re: Giant in her own mind
It only amounts for a good picture really. The snake is only thinking 2 things, food or fear. The cat is only thinking food.
My dog isnt even allowed in the same room as my reptiles, dont even own a cat cuz of how crazy the little :cens0r::cens0r::cens0r::cens0r:s are towards snakes, rats, etc.
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Re: Giant in her own mind
It's nothing more than a picture of the cornsnake responding to the cat in what I thought was a funny way. Every animal we have from the dogs, the cat, the snakes or the kids are all safe and protected from any dangerous interactions with each other. Sometimes a funny picture is just that.
Re: Giant in her own mind
I wonder what Rainbow would think about your cat? Just kidding. Nice photo.
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Snakeboyaz
It's nothing more than a picture of the cornsnake responding to the cat in what I thought was a funny way. Every animal we have from the dogs, the cat, the snakes or the kids are all safe and protected from any dangerous interactions with each other. Sometimes a funny picture is just that.
We're just trying to help. There is simply ZERO benefit to those to animals being face-to-face. It stresses the snake and isn't fair.
....and you didn't answer the question about the lid being secured. Are there clips or locks on it?