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  • 10-18-2015, 10:47 AM
    treaux
    Sometimes you have to just do it for them if you want it to get done. Setting a good example can also motivate someone to change their ways. My friend got a BP when I did because he "thought they were cool" and I knew where it was headed. Cold snake in a cheap 10 gallon fish tank with no heat or hides or anything. I ended up just buying a heat lamp and thermostat and a couple hides and putting them in there for him and showing him how much more comfortable his snake was now (and it stopped trying to strike anything that moved near it). I consider my money a charitable donation for that snakes welfare.
  • 10-18-2015, 03:03 PM
    distaff
    It amazes me that people think it is ok to "adopt" something, throw it in a cage, and make no effort to learn about its needs.

    I met a woman the other day who didn't seem to have ANY knowledge about her BP - up until then, she didn't even have heating for it. She also complained that the place that sold her the snake didn't provide mice, and it initially went w/o eating for three months. Then, she had the gall to mention that the animal wasn't as friendly as she wished!

    Wow. Just wow.
    A series of stupid decisions on her part (I'm giving the short version), but of course, she is the victim, and it is everyone's fault but her own.
    I just detest that mentality.:mad:
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