tail kinking

[tmlowe5704]

Is tail kinking a common thing with snakes ready to lay? My girl shed quite a few weeks ago but I forgot to write down the exact date and today I noticed her tail kind of squinched up and at nearly a 90* angle to the side. I am hoping she will lay soon!

[adi]

yup! thats a good sign for good things coming your way!

[tmlowe5704]

yup! thats a good sign for good things coming your way!

May I ask how you know this? I am not doubting it but I am also taking it with a grain of salt at the moment. You were just asking genetics questions a few weeks ago and it seems unlikely that you know much about the behavior of snakes during the breeding cycle.

[sg1trogdor]

May I ask how you know this? I am not doubting it but I am also taking it with a grain of salt at the moment. You were just asking genetics questions a few weeks ago and it seems unlikely that you know much about the behavior of snakes during the breeding cycle.

i understand you meant nothing by it but its seems like you came off a bit rude to someone trying to help you. I can tell you that genetics is more difficult to understand than just observing behavior and noticing certain commonalities ie. tail kinking when a snakes nearing her lay. im sure i may come off rude also i apologize if i do i havent had the best of days once again i apologize.

[tmlowe5704]

i understand you meant nothing by it but its seems like you came off a bit rude to someone trying to help you. I can tell you that genetics is more difficult to understand than just observing behavior and noticing certain commonalities ie. tail kinking when a snakes nearing her lay. im sure i may come off rude also i apologize if i do i havent had the best of days once again i apologize.

No it is okay. I know it came off a bit rude but I don't know of any other way to put that out there. I understand genetics is not easy to understand, but it was what do I get breeding an albino to a normal type question. It was a very basic genetics question. I understand that observing behavior is easier than figuring out genetics but if he is asking those questions, chances are slim that he has observed behavior throughout the various stages of breeding.

[bonez]

Not to barge in but breeding, and understanding differences in morphs are two different things..just my


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[adi]

dont worry no hard feelings

well, you are certiantly right, im still a noob with breeding and genetics, but i know this because many sites will tell you the same thing. for example go to the breeding picture "calander" on ballpythons.ca

just trying to help with what i think i know

[tmlowe5704]

dont worry no hard feelings

well, you are certiantly right, im still a noob with breeding and genetics, but i know this because many sites will tell you the same thing. for example go to the breeding picture "calander" on ballpythons.ca

just trying to help with what i think i know

Way to try. You make more of an effort than many people here. You are well on your way to being a valuable asset to this sight <3 KIM.

I saw what I thought was ovulation before her last shed but maybe it was just building and a pre-ovulation shed. I knew I remembered seeing the kinking thing on some site but could not remember where it was. Thanks again

[adi]

no problem! try to help with anything i can! ane even if i get it wrong im sure many here will back me up and help you out in the right direction. i just love this site so much and i learn new stuff every day....sorry to hijack your thread with that lol but good luck! let us know once you get eggs!

[bonez]

we family baby sup cuz? lol

no problem! try to help with anything i can! ane even if i get it wrong im sure many here will back me up and help you out in the right direction. i just love this site so much and i learn new stuff every day....sorry to hijack your thread with that lol but good luck! let us know once you get eggs!