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Re: A friend came over today
fish?! are you serious?! omg poor snake.
my current collection
1.2 kiddos
1.0 better half
0.1 mojave ball python (Nyx)
0.1 Dumerils Boa (Hemera)
1.0 Eastern Box turtle
3.4.? rats (? = litter coming any day now)
0.1 dutch rabbit (Lucy)
my "future hopefuls"
0.0.1 pied cockatiel 0.0.1 white bellied caique 0.0.2 guinea pigs
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Re: A friend came over today
Well...at least you helped out her snake...now it won't have to starve or eat a fish. Hopefully she'll join a forum and figure out enough to know better in the future.
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Re: A friend came over today
Don't worry, you'll become more forceful with some practice. <lol>
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Re: A friend came over today
Sometimes you just cant beat the stupid out of people......I almost never bring up the fact that i breed snakes or how large my collection is cause i always seam to run into people like your friend......they dont know anything , dont want to learn anything, think they know everything and just love to hear them selves talk. My fuse is just a little short when it comes to people like that!!!!!!
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Re: A friend came over today
Hey thats not as bad as this person I know of who keeps their snake in a fish tank....FULL OF WATER. The only "land" the snake has is a little floating turtle landing with a half long hide on it and a bright light shining down.
I tried contacting this person so I could help them out, but they wanted none of it. "The snake is perfectly fine".
Awful awful stuff..
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Re: A friend came over today
Here's the thing.. Let her try to get it to eat fish. It's a BP. It simply won't eat fish. Ever. It would stavre itself to death before eating anything which is not a warm blooded mammel.
Did you try to at least tell her that if she keeps it in a large enclosure without the right temperatures on hot and cool side and high humidity, that it will just starve anyway? That it will not eat due to stress. It will die from not being able to digest if it does eat, or it will just get sick and die anyway?
It's not a science to keep a BP healthy. The sad truth is, your friend will learn the hard way. When that happens I will not feel bad for her ignorance, I will feel bad for the poor BP.
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Re: A friend came over today
 Originally Posted by moravaguy
you cant fix stupid  naw but really good go on giving some rats to her. but one thing would a ball ever even take a fish? keep up with that person also and show her more and more and they should come around. 
The thing is that I don't even know this girl... She came over with a friend of mine. I think I may talk to her about her friend, maybe she can get her to come here.
 Originally Posted by Kaorte
Hey thats not as bad as this person I know of who keeps their snake in a fish tank....FULL OF WATER. The only "land" the snake has is a little floating turtle landing with a half long hide on it and a bright light shining down.
I tried contacting this person so I could help them out, but they wanted none of it. "The snake is perfectly fine".
Awful awful stuff..
WOW 
 Originally Posted by Foschi Exotic Serpents
Here's the thing.. Let her try to get it to eat fish. It's a BP. It simply won't eat fish. Ever. It would stavre itself to death before eating anything which is not a warm blooded mammel.
Did you try to at least tell her that if she keeps it in a large enclosure without the right temperatures on hot and cool side and high humidity, that it will just starve anyway? That it will not eat due to stress. It will die from not being able to digest if it does eat, or it will just get sick and die anyway?
It's not a science to keep a BP healthy. The sad truth is, your friend will learn the hard way. When that happens I will not feel bad for her ignorance, I will feel bad for the poor BP.
I just kept talking about how well they do in my enclosures and how they couldn't thrive in a big tanks, how they eat shed and poop regularly... Lo and behold her snake hasn't pooped for her yet, hasn't had a full shed, and eats 2-4 rat pups WHEN SHE HAS THE MONEY... Hence the reason she's trying to feed it her dead betta...
I was like "They tend to be extremely picky and imprint on prey, but good luck with tthat."
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Re: A friend came over today
Oh and she was saying by keeping it in a large tank that it would grow faster... All I could think about was that thread about the bonsai kitten
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