Snake Fight!!!

[dr del]

Hi,

That's the problem - Flickr.

Where is the HTML code and photo file link?

The HTML code to embed a photo in a web page that you used to find on the All Sizes page is now only in the Share menu above the photo, to the right of the Actions menu. We now also include BBCode! (standard message board code)

There are a few cases where the code may not be available: 1) If the photo is restricted. 2) If that person has turned off "Share this" or access to original files.

The direct link to a photo file is no longer shown on the page. Per the Flickr Community Guidelines "pages on other websites that display content hosted on flickr.com must provide a link from each photo or video back to its page on Flickr." Linking directly to the photo file doesn't do this.

I bolded the relevant part.


dr del

[twistedtails]

I have had a male act this way with a female before also. Definately resex, but, continue to pair if they are opposites. The female went on to lay viable eggs also.

[slapdirty]

Probed the pin. 4-5 scales on both sides.. Maybe that pair just started with some old fashioned domestic violence..

[Domepiece]

Probed the pin. 4-5 scales on both sides.. Maybe that pair just started with some old fashioned domestic violence..

Did you resex just the one or both? also ive heard probing can be somewhat unreliable. I know I like to be able to see for myself thats why I pop them.

[koloo921]

I have had a male act this way with a female before also. Definately resex, but, continue to pair if they are opposites. The female went on to lay viable eggs also.

I have a male that has attacked a female also. It was a who's your daddy breeding, and I think he smelled the previous male on her Anything is possible.

[Jessica Loesch]

gotta use the HTML code.

[Johnny84]

Great information guys and gals! I pop all my snakes to check their sex and I think its easier to tell that way to see the male organs compared to the females! But keep us updated on what happens next!

[slapdirty]

Popped all my snakes.. The pin IS a female and the pastel is a male. The pin lives above a few male yellowbellies that I had been pairing to other stuff so, I assume the pastel smelled one of them. They're cages were due for a cleaning.
I appreciate all the advise!! Thanks everybody.