Oh boy. If you're willing to ignore advice, like in the numerous threads you've started, why do you keep asking them? You only respond to things you want to hear. For the record, fear and stress are responses to negative stimuli.Originally Posted by KingWheatley
Yea, no. Sorry, but you and seven-thirty are incorrect. He is not stressed out.he eats just fine and he is in good health per the vet. I'll trust his word as a professional over someone spouting what they THINK is correct. :3 Wheatley is perfectly fine, and to top it off you're wrong about snakes not having emotions. Fear and stress are both emotions.
You guys should really check out 1softkiss. But I bet you won't, because neither of you like being wrong.
I can't say a I blame you. What you do isn't wrong in of itself, but my little Wheatley is perfectly healthy, is a good weight, eats just fine, and does not show signs of stress. And this is all PER THE VET!
I do watch 1softkiss and enjoy her videos. I don't agree with some of the things she says but I do believe that a lot of the things she does with her snakes is a result of conditioning, not because a snake inherently doesn't want to mess up its enclosure. Not to mention a lot of the snakes that she takes outside are much older than yours and more accustomed to being handled, especially her ball pythons.
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