Pets or wild animals?

[Joe balls]

Their are some people that talk and exchange valid views here then then are people that hang out to troll so take it how you want nothing useful was said and it was only meat to contradict what I had said even though it was the same view I had expressed if she had only read closer.
And the smart ass emoji at the end made the sentiment clear,I think I'm smarter than you

[albinos_rule]

ARBallMorphs has a "brown nose" along with a lot of other people here

[ARBallMorphs]

realy?

a brown nose... first time i ever got accused of that, hmm.

ah well i guess it takes time to get used to new things.


that being said, i do not really understand why the insult?

did i insult anyone? no i didnt.
did i say something wrong? i think i did not.

and then you albino_rule, i remember us having a convo at a way friendlier tone.... ah well.

enough words have been said.

best of luck you

[Joe balls]

he commented on your post the same as you did mine. Why is he out of line for pointing out your nonsense

Please continue on the orignal post I wrote if you'd like

[ARBallMorphs]

not entirely trough now is it?

I only said i was convinced she didnt mean any offence. yet he insults me...

but like i said enough words have been said.

i don't know much about the domestication off BP's as well most of them seem to be very easy and would rather ball up or try to get away then strike.

i have seen with Reticulated Pythons though that character of the parrents does seem to show in their offspring, meaning breeding 2 doggy tame retics would result in mostly easy to handle babies.

but having that said the people from Prehistoric Pets also seem to think some characteristics are bound to some morphs as some morphs seem to be less easy to handle.


hope this was of any help if not just forget it

[Daigga]

There's a weird amount of aggression here for this topic.

Reptiles don't domesticate like mammals do, so it isn't a matter of if they are or are not domesticated. I don't think anyone treats their snakes like "wild animals", even those who have wild caught snakes (most reptiles can be tamed with enough handling, wild caught or captive bred). As for treatment, no one can deny they're living animals and deserve to be treated as such, and I personally can't imagine having to restrain myself from casual handling of my snakes (I have 9 with plans to get more). Obviously in a breeding collection you can't think of every snake you own as a pet, just imagine the trauma of trying to sell any or having to make rack space. I would argue that anyone with a breeding collection falls into the middle ground, since neither of the others make sense, though people with just one or two might think of them exclusively as pets.

[albinos_rule]

Awwwww that was no insult..trust me I can do much better than that if I wish, but sorry you got (_I_) hurt .......

[ARBallMorphs]

Really? You just keep going at it?


i know enough.

[PitOnTheProwl]

ARBallMorphs has a "brown nose" along with a lot of other people here

Awwwww that was no insult..trust me I can do much better than that if I wish, but sorry you got (_I_) hurt .......

I'll be your huckleberry......
Remember YOU chose to come here, what you choose next is not just up to you.

[JMBall's]

I'll be your huckleberry......
Remember YOU chose to come here, what you choose next is not just up to you.

That's just my game! Haha