have any questions?

hey, if you have any questions at all about breeding then i want you to reply to this thread. Any at all about breeding i can answer them.:snake:

I have one then..

Exactly how does a Ball Python sense the slightest change in barometric pressure which make them more willing to breed.

:D

Here's a question:

How do you know EVERYTHING about breeding?

I'm surprised you guys are so clueless about this.

A lot of people that frequent these forums for a month or two become experts and start freely dispensing advice. Many go on to become "breeders" just a few months after they become experts.

Look around at some of the posts less than a year old that say "Hey, I just got my first snake." Some of those guys have their websites setup already with fancy logos (but nothing available). How hard could it be?

I have to say, if it is that easy, I am totally jealous...

It took me YEARS to figure it out, and I know I don't know EVERYTHING.

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Originally Posted by LadyOhh

I have to say, if it is that easy, I am totally jealous...

It took me YEARS to figure it out, and I know I don't know EVERYTHING.

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Then what good are you!!!!

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Originally Posted by Fearless

Then what good are you!!!!

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I know, right???

How sad.. I'm going to cry in my corner now

:tears:

Im sorry to say Bailey23 but posting this forum may have asked for trouble, although I dont know if you really know everything about breeding I would suggest just answering posts that have a question already stated. No offense to you I know oyu just want to help.

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Originally Posted by Freakie_frog

I have one then..

Exactly how does a Ball Python sense the slightest change in barometric pressure which make them more willing to breed.

:D

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Yep, I wan't to know this one too. Good question Freakie.

Also How can I make my house air tight and artificially controll the Barometric pressure to increase my breeding response.

I have a problem with the Jacobson Organ on my bumble bee. Have any advice for me? :confused:

Also, my males are acting like their neuroectoderm has gone on strike.:confused: Any ideas?

Thanks in advance for your time bailey23.

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Originally Posted by ARamos8

I have a problem with the Jacobson Organ on my bumble bee. Have any advice for me? :confused:

Also, my males are acting like their neuroectoderm has gone on strike.:confused: Any ideas?

Thanks in advance for your time bailey23.

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Lol...I loved the second question...just learned about it last week in my Comparative Anatomy and Physio class.

I thought that this question sounded familiar!

http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ad.php?t=79426

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Originally Posted by rabernet

I thought that this question sounded familiar!

http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ad.php?t=79426

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THANK YOU!!!

I could have sworn he did this before... :rolleyes:

And he never answered those questions either...

I have one

How do you make baby ball pythons? :D

i got a real good one what is the purpose of this post?
seeming how this is a repeat post. why would you post this again?

Ok seriously though I just checked out your profile, statistics, and all of your other posts.

Where is all of your breeding knowledge coming from. I does not look like it is coming from your personal collection.
Though I guess you have not provided any yet either, so I am not going to hammer you for it.

Just curious what your Experience/background is that you have gained all knowledge about breeding.

Well, I wish he would respond cause now I'm all curious about the answers to those head scratchers........ :confused:

Maybe this guy doesn't know that much about breeding, maybe he does.

The thing is that he is new to this forum, maybe doesn't know how it works, so I think you should stop giving him crap for it.

He's just trying to help.

:rolleyes: agreed

Guys,

We were all young once - cut the kid some slack. :rolleyes:


dr del

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Originally Posted by dr del

Guys,

We were all young once - cut the kid some slack. :rolleyes:


dr del

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Yep, very true...
Wasn't trying to beat him down... Just curious what background / experience he has.

Bailey23. If you catch this post, why don't you introduce yourself and tell us a little bit about yourself, your collection, projects, ect. Let us get to know you.

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Originally Posted by Deborah

I have one

How do you make baby ball pythons? :D

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The stork brings them. Everyone knows that. Stupid stork past my house though :mad:

Slack had been cut...

Just curious why he keeps doing what he's doing??

I'd love to hear more from him instead of him starting new posts telling people to ask him questions in this thread without ever answering...

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Originally Posted by LadyOhh

Slack had been cut...

Just curious why he keeps doing what he's doing??

I'd love to hear more from him instead of him starting new posts telling people to ask him questions in this thread without ever answering...

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Seems fishy to me I went over all his past posts and he seems pretty normal though. who knows.

Lol....this thread is amusing.

Seriously though, I don't think the OP understands how forums work....or, he just does this for fun to watch all the constantly signed in peeps swarming on a stupid thread. Think watching a bunch of flies trying to go through glass.

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Lol....this thread is amusing.

Seriously though, I don't think the OP understands how forums work....or, he just does this for fun to watch all the constantly signed in peeps swarming on a stupid thread. Think watching a bunch of flies trying to go through glass.

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Ouch..

Straight to the heart...

:tears:

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Originally Posted by JohnNJ

I'm surprised you guys are so clueless about this.

A lot of people that frequent these forums for a month or two become experts and start freely dispensing advice. Many go on to become "breeders" just a few months after they become experts.

Look around at some of the posts less than a year old that say "Hey, I just got my first snake." Some of those guys have their websites setup already with fancy logos (but nothing available). How hard could it be?

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Dang I need to get with them. I've been wanting a website for a while. I been trying to barter my new borns for one... to no avail..:tears:

Guess I been doing it all wrong. Website first then invest in BPs.. :weirdface

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Originally Posted by DutchHerp

Maybe this guy doesn't know that much about breeding, maybe he does.

The thing is that he is new to this forum, maybe doesn't know how it works, so I think you should stop giving him crap for it.

He's just trying to help.

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once again...DUTCH makes sense...i seem to be quoting or thaanking dutch alot.
i dont see anybody starting this thread other than the one getting abused.

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Originally Posted by nybp

once again...DUTCH makes sense...i seem to be quoting or thaanking dutch alot.
i dont see anybody starting this thread other than the one getting abused.

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Well We all understand being new, we have all been there at some point.

Though it is odd that Bailey23 posted an almost identical posting the day after he joined in General Ball Pythons
http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showthread.php?t=79426

Not a big deal, like I said we all have been new and wanted to help before.

The thing that is Fishy about it is He post the thread but then never comes back and replies to anything.

If you look at his statistics he joined in Nov of last year and has only been averaging .22 post a day that is less that 1 post every 4 days

Not to hammer anyone on this but posting a general offering to answer people's questions at least show some participation even when they are joking around and being stupid.

We are all guilty of being stupid or funny or of joking around that is what makes it fun around here.

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Originally Posted by JAMills

We are all guilty of being stupid or funny or of joking around that is what makes it fun around here.

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Word to that... And sarcasm doesn't translate well into typing...

Birds sense slight changes in barometric pressure in their bones because they are hollow. This is the same way an altimeter in an airplane works. Think about it this way... If you let a balloon rise through the atmosphere it will get bigger and bigger as it ascends until it pops because as altitude increases pressure drops. As pressure lowers outside the balloon, the pressure inside the balloon becomes higher than the pressure surrounding the balloon so it expands. I suspect that organs, bones, and air inside animals (and people) reacts the same way. If you ever broke a bone you can probably sense this same change in barometric pressure as your snake does.

Here's my issue. Are we talking a ten year old kid here, or a sixteen year old kid here (who should know better)? I can understand a post or two like this, but this kid is obviously not getting it despite several gentle replies in his first few posts. Nothing he has posted makes me think he has any solid experience, whatsoever.


~Kat

i like on the other thread when someone asked "what is the speed of dark?"
LMAO!!! thats a good one!!

I think he did exactly what he wanted to do....got everyone stirred up lol

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Originally Posted by janeothejungle

Here's my issue. Are we talking a ten year old kid here, or a sixteen year old kid here (who should know better)? I can understand a post or two like this, but this kid is obviously not getting it despite several gentle replies in his first few posts. Nothing he has posted makes me think he has any solid experience, whatsoever.


~Kat

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perhaps this:

About bailey23
Biography
i love snakes
Location
missouri
Interests
breeding ball python
Occupation
breeding snakes
My Collection
Columbian red-tail boa, columbian rainbow boa, two ball pythons, carpet python, kenyan sand boa, spotted python,(childrens python) durango mountain kingsnake,

or possibally this thread


http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ad.php?t=79371

The speed of dark is -299,792,458 meters per second.

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Originally Posted by Jenn

The speed of dark is -299,792,458 meters per second.

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or -186,000miles per second

How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?













and there is an answer to this question

nixer, what in the hell is that in your avitar?!

is that the inverse of the speed of light?

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Originally Posted by Mike Cavanaugh

nixer, what in the hell is that in your avitar?!

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lol its some wierd pic on found on google. :rofl::rofl::rofl:

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Originally Posted by nixer

How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
and there is an answer to this question

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Try this one funny way to get some one to say $!@#

How many sheets could a sheet slitter slit if a sheet slitter could slit sheets

Say it 3 times fast

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Try this one funny way to get some one to say $!@#

How many sheets could a sheet slitter slit if a sheet slitter could slit sheets

Say it 3 times fast

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Just ruined my good christian ways!!!

and till now I really never knew how to pronounce $!@#.

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How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?













and there is an answer to this question

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As much wood as a woodchuck could chuck, IF a woodchuck could chuck wood.


DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUH :)

Which came first, the chicken or the egg? ?

well birds came from reptiles so the egg would've been first.

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Originally Posted by Lateralus_Love

As much wood as a woodchuck could chuck, IF a woodchuck could chuck wood.


DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUH :)

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noooooo its 700lbs worth of wood!

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Originally Posted by nixer

noooooo its 700lbs worth of wood!

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in what given time frame? the question doesn't specify the time frame. is that over a life time, a day, a week, a month?????

BTW, nixer, that avatar reminds me of the squirrel from ice age.

they won't. it is in there instingcted to know when. i hope that helps