*New girl and setup*

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Originally Posted by GOLGO 13

I keep some of them illegaly actually. But I got a brother who studsy at a labo for rep. He gives to me.

The moving of venomies are different from other snakes.

i have just come back to Tokyo from London last year.
I have been in the city for 5 years.
I`ve collected my snakes for a year. Stupid me.
I have been poisoned by snake completely. lol :D

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I think I lost something in translation... have you been bitten by your collection and invenomated (sp) (if so tell that story please) or are you referring to the addiction of keeping snakes? Have you been raised around snakes and poisonous snakes to boot? I'm just wondering how you got so comfortable with them....I'd personally hate to have a pet I couldn't touch without risk of death, painful agonizing death... not that others feel the same... that's just my opinion.

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Originally Posted by gibbrishclown

I think I lost something in translation... have you been bitten by your collection and invenomated (sp) (if so tell that story please) or are you referring to the addiction of keeping snakes? Have you been raised around snakes and poisonous snakes to boot? I'm just wondering how you got so comfortable with them....I'd personally hate to have a pet I couldn't touch without risk of death, painful agonizing death... not that others feel the same... that's just my opinion.

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"Sin is the only note of vivid colour that persists in the modern world." Oscar Wilde

I enjoy touching a ball python but I enjoy observing venomies.
Venomies are venomies.
They are also companion to me.

*I have been bitten by a dwarf lancehead viper a few month ago. But luckly It was a dry bite. Since then I have took more careful with them.

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Originally Posted by GOLGO 13

"Sin is the only note of vivid colour that persists in the modern world." Oscar Wilde

I enjoy touching a ball python but I enjoy observing venomies.
Venomies are venomies.
They are also companion to me.

*I have been bitten by a dwarf lancehead viper a few month ago. But luckly It was a dry bite. Since then I have took more careful with them.

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Glad it was a dry bite! I didn't intend to come off condescending if I did... ITA with your opening quote :)

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Originally Posted by gibbrishclown

Del, thanks for the new paranoia about them getting stuck coming in and out the same hole at the same time... let me know when you come up with a solution for that potential problem :D Has that ever happened to you or is that just a fear?

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It's just a fear and I may have a solution - bluetak holding the hides together once Ive cut them in half.:P

Only problem is I now have to go find out about the toxicity or otherwise of bluetak and how it reacts to snake pee.:taz:


My litle baby snake is still small enough for me to be using coconuts as hides so splitting them in half again will be easy at least.

https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...mybabycora.jpg


And yes the side markings were what I was calling flames - in your first picture she has some between the alien head markings that looked really light.:)


dr del

I see the flames now good doctor! Thank you! I like the alien head look :D It's like a row of them :P

:rockon:

She just got back from the vet. Fecal negative, and the vet kept commenting how pretty she was and how great she looked! 560 grams completely empty. :carrot:

Green light to switch her to f/t food... SUGGESTIONS?