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  1. 06-30-2009, 05:46 PM #1
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    How to measure a snake?

    So I want to measure my girl so I know how long she is, as well as her weight. How do I go about measuring her? I dont want to hurt her, nor so I want to freak her out. She is very used to being handled, but im not sure if I would pull her straight or just wait till she kinda straightens out or what? Any help would be appreaciated
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    Re: How to measure a snake?

    I take a string or a doggie leash or something and put it by the snake, mark the end, and then straighten out the string and measure that
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    Re: How to measure a snake?

    Hi,

    There is also a comp program that will let you measure the snake if you get a nice top down photo with something of known length in the pic for refference.


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    Re: How to measure a snake?

    Quote Originally Posted by dr del View Post
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    There is also a comp program that will let you measure the snake if you get a nice top down photo with something of known length in the pic for refference.


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    free program?



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    Re: How to measure a snake?

    Hi,

    As free as a bird.

    http://www.serpwidgets.com/Apps/measure.html


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    Re: How to measure a snake?

    Oh cool! Thanks
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    Re: How to measure a snake?

    Measure lines about 1' apart on your wall (user paper) and let your snake slide along the wall and take a picture.
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    Re: How to measure a snake?

    Quote Originally Posted by dr del View Post
    Hi,

    As free as a bird.

    http://www.serpwidgets.com/Apps/measure.html


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    I'd seen this posted somewhere before(i think on a morelia forum) but didnt dl it the first time I saw it.. went looking for it a few weeks ago to no avail. THANK YOU!!

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    Re: How to measure a snake?

    thats a cool app i was about to say stretch out the shed and measure the shed (if in good condition)
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    Re: How to measure a snake?

    Nice app. Used it and she is 2.556 feet ^-^ And that seems fairly correct
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