Yeah, not worried about Yafe one bit. He's going to shed and probably can't see too well. He seemed more afraid than interested in striking. I didn't push the issue.Originally Posted by Bogertophis
Yes, NON-locking hemostats are a must, lol... I don't care much for hemostats anyway, I use what looks like giant 12" tweezers. (I also have one 18" but I don't
care much for it...it's awkward, unless you need something retrieved from your sink drain...)
Dave- glad you got thru the night OK. Sounds like they had a conspiracy to mess with you?While not the "usual", I'd say that was normal for Yafe though,
as well as for your corns- why constrict when all you have to do is just eat it? They learn about f/t, & they're usually mellower pets then.
alittleFree- that's REALLY "normal" for an adult Cal. king. At least she didn't have her mouth on the tongs...I love their colubrid-enthusiasm!
When my female was really old (& goofy!), she actually once tried to eat her own tail...
Figment strikes 90% of the time, but Solana, not so much. So unusual for him, but not for her.
I had bought the locking hemostats by accident and moving things around, put them near the non-locking ones.
Big Snake = 24 inches Hemostats for me.
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