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Dropped snake

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  • 03-30-2017, 11:28 AM
    Dawn1131
    Re: Dropped snake
    Yes! That's almost exactly how it happened. I was unwinding her from her perch around my husband's neck and she didn't want to let go. She lunged out of my hand at him, assumingly to get back to her spot and he moved. Bam, she ended up on the floor. He thought she was going to bite him even though her mouth wasn't open. We've only had her a little over a week so we're still all getting used to each other.


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    Originally Posted by sneksNferts View Post
    Mine did that once. He was new to us and about to start shed(eyes clouded up the next day) so he was a little cranky and he just kinda lunge-jumped out of my hands at my fiance and fell to the floor. Also, when he comes out of his hides to explore at night, he likes to climb to the lid of his tub and circle it while peeking out at us or the TV. Sometimes he loses his grip and you'll hear *THUMP* I try not to anthropomorphize them, but when that happens it's almost like he pops his head up to say "I'm good!"

  • 03-30-2017, 11:31 AM
    Dawn1131
    Re: Dropped snake
    Thank you for your reply! That makes me feel better.



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    Originally Posted by Meerna View Post
    One time my biggest snake Emrys managed to tip his tub off the shelf it was on, it dropped about 3 feet to the ground and I'm sure his water bowl probably hit him in the fall. His hide thankfully is quite lightweight. I discovered it probably hours after if happened because I wasn't home at the time of the incident, but he seemed none too worse for wear other than the fact that he wasn't on his heating pad, since it was still attached to the shelf. Never saw any negative response from him about it after I set him back up, though I did anchor the tub down to the shelf after that.

  • 03-30-2017, 03:02 PM
    Kippykins
    Re: Dropped snake
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    Originally Posted by embrit345 View Post
    I don't even have to try to drop my butter male - he will climb his log very night and then belly flop back to the floor of his viv! The noise he makes is ridiculous - its like he is too lazy to climb back down!

    Honestly, they are tougher than they appear. Provided she has no visible swelling to her spinal area etc and appears to be moving and breathing normally then just take it slowly with her xxx

    My pastel girl does this on a regular basis- I thought it was just her!

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