Loose snake... one long day!!!! (long story)

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Originally Posted by WingedWolfPsion

That, and...96 degrees? WAY too hot for a ball python. I can't even imagine how hot it might get inside a car if that's the outside temp. Very dangerous. I'm quite sure they do not appreciate sports events much, either. Not to mention the feelings of anyone there who might have had a phobia. Ophidiophobia is a common phobia, and phobias are no fun.

A well trained dog...sure, take it out with you places. A secretive nocturnal reptile? Please leave it at home.

If you have to transport it...use a snake bag or pillow case.

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it was only 87 degrees outside, as human over react it was supposed to to feel like it was in the 90's... so you tell me you dont exit your house with your snakes...

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Originally Posted by Brunoheart

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Originally Posted by Buttons

I'm confused on why you would bring a snake to a football game. :confused:

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the snake was with the girls friend it was a nice day out so se took her with us.

My snakes only leave my house if they need a vet visit or if I take photos in my back yard.

Snakes (or any reptile really) are NOT something you should be taking to a football game.

Have to agree with others - glad you got her out - but there's no reason that the snake needed to be taken to the football game. It's not like it's something that's beneficial to the snake. A shy nocturnal animal being taken out for an extended period of time during the day is just stressful for them.

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Originally Posted by aff19802

it was only 87 degrees outside, as human over react it was supposed to to feel like it was in the 90's... so you tell me you dont exit your house with your snakes...

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Nope, unless to the vet for check-ups