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  • 04-08-2010, 12:19 AM
    Danounet
    Re: Handling tips? First Handling session today.
    Oh man you havent seen them pee and/or poo?

    You are in for a NICE surprice... :snake:
  • 04-08-2010, 12:20 AM
    Seru1
    Re: Handling tips? First Handling session today.
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Danounet View Post
    Oh man you havent seen them pee and/or poo?

    You are in for a NICE surprice... :snake:

    She gave droppings the first day in the tank but not since.

    Am I in for a stink mountain? :8:
  • 04-08-2010, 12:23 AM
    Danounet
    Re: Handling tips? First Handling session today.
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Seru1 View Post
    She gave droppings the first day in the tank but not since.

    Am I in for a stink mountain? :8:

    Well that deppends on how much she has been eating. I guess not now since you just got her. But one day, some weeks for now.... W T F will come to your mind. :8:
  • 04-08-2010, 06:55 AM
    mommanessy247
    Re: Handling tips? First Handling session today.
    i have personally never seen a snake yawn but that sounds cool.
    i also do not think the snake actually SAW the cat if it was a few feet away since snakes supposedly have very poor vision.
    now, i have a question on handling...
    should i alow everyone in my family to interact with the snake so it becomes accustomed to them all or should i be the only one to handle the snake? will it become aggressive towards others if i'm primarily the one handling it? i dont want that to happen.
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