Quote Originally Posted by JChristine23 View Post
http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...ghlight=weight

Seriously? You want to call me out? Weren't you just talking about how you only feed your male once or twice a month? (I added a link to the thread in case you forgot about it.) And you were wondering why it didn't weigh as much as it should and you are calling me ignorant?

Of course I'm ignorant about pythons. I just got my first bp ever about 2 weeks ago. I am not an expert so I spend time in the forum learning. You however don't really seem to care or listen to people that know more than you.

I know that snakes can handle calcium, but mine is excessively high. In case you miss understood what I'm saying ... when I say excessive, I mean that a doctor looked over the calcium levels in my water and told me not to give it to my children very much. Too much calcium is bad.

If I lived in a city I wouldn't have a problem with giving my snake tap water. But since my landlord doesn't take care of the well like he should, I just keep that spring water around. It's a freaking quarter for 3 gallons. For that price I'd say that it doesn't cost me so much that I can't afford to be safe rather than sorry.

p.s. I know the "the white stuff" is okay. I also happen to know that I should feed my snake 4 times a month. Those who live in glass houses should not throw stones.

Sorry for the rant, but I've had enough of this dude.
I'll tell you one thing, I'm smart enough to read an entire thread. Read the end of the thread and see what I said about feeding my snake more often.

I don't care how much bottled water costs it's still more of a drain on the environment than tap water, but do what you want. It doesn't bother me.

Yet I digress, did your doctor really tell you not to give your kids tap water because it has too much calcium in it? Did he tell you not to give them milk either? That has a lot of calcium. Soft drinks and Gatorade have a lot of sugar and other dissolved solids in them too might lead to a kidney stone. Only fresh distilled water, fresh organic fruits and vegetables, and organic free range meat for precious little Johnny.

By the way did you know if you only eat an organic vegan diet your poo no longer smells? It's true, try it some day.

Finally, I haven't been sorry. Mr. Snake is still alive and kicking, I'm about to try to feed him again since it's late and it's a picky eater. Pisses me the hell off when I have to waste a rat. But I'll get over it, like everyone should get over what someone says on a stupid forum.