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Re: Snake Scarf ?????
I do this from time to time if I need both my hands when cleaning a tub. But for the most part I feel that I can offer a more secure place by holding them than putting them around my neck. Would I drape them over my neck and got to the store no. But for a minute or tow I dont see a problem.
When you've got 10,000 people trying to do the same thing, why would you want to be number 10,001? ~ Mark Cuban "for the discerning collector"
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It depends on the size and strength of the snake. I never put any around my neck out side the house. In the house they are comfortable with it.
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I let my ball pythons hang out on my neck. I don't do that with my cornsnake, becasue she would take off.
They seem content to stay there, and I've not been choked to death and eaten by any of the ball pythons... yet! lol.
I don't DRIVE with one like that, because he'd go behind the seat, I always have them secured if for some reason I'm transporting one.
ON occasion when I've attended a local faire thing in the park, I sometimes take one, and usually, it's around my neck. I think since he can hide in my hair some, and my neck is warm, it makes him more secure.
Theresa Baker
No Legs and More
Florida, USA
"Stop being a wimpy monkey,; bare some teeth, steal some food and fling poo with the alphas. "
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Re: Snake Scarf ?????
my 7foot albino burm hangs on my neck. she wraps around one arm and kinda just "droops" down the other side while i usually just hold her neck
~Chris~
Snakes have blood, feal fear, breathe air, eat food, drink water, reproduce, and they happen to live in a body which is difficult for the average person to understand. One fears what one doesn't understand. ignorance creates fear. The fear of snakes is not cultivated…we are not born with it…children love snakes, just as naturally as they love dogs and cats. don’t be afraid of a reptile’s tongue…the only animal that can hurt you with its tongue is the human being.
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thanks wolfy
more plz and pics would be great?
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I've had mine around my neck quite a few times. If my hair is up she usually ends up wrapped around that instead though.
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Not any more, only because she weves in and out of my hair. It's hard enough to get her out let alone trying to fix a snakey hair doo. lol.
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