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RE: P.S.

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Posted by: niek_hofman at Sun Nov 26 02:09:41 2006   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by niek_hofman ]  
   

well guys,

The cases you two mentioned I couldnīt agree more. You both talk about rattlers and a boa. For the boa, those type of snakes are lookiing so big but are just little kids.. They get scared of a mouse or rat that moves a bit to fast towards them and only will try to hide when attaced by a rodent. The same counts for rattlers, bitis sp etc for all I care. BUT as I mentioned before, I keep Elapids. They really kill the prey ..and when I say kill I mean kill.. Only for the nigricollis this is different but all other cobraīs I have go crazy when a rodent comes inside the cages and will strike more then 10 times and at the same time throw the rodent through the air. The poor rodent doesnīt even have a chance of trying to bite cause he doesnīt even know what hit him..

so Donīt worry guys,, I give animals that I keep that are not so "brave" dead prey but for my Elapids thats a different story


   

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