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FR
at Sun Jun 26 14:52:09 2011 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by FR ]
Hi Bob, you are defending, then attacking.
As an example. You said, you had this in the cage, and that in the cage, etc. That is defending your setup. Then you Ask, what do you do, which is turning the direction away from you to me. Remember, what was in question was what was observed in your cage.
As I stated, its not about you or me. Its about the snakes. Simply put, any snake cannot perform in any normal fashion in a cage thats shorter then its own lenght.
You can confine them down to the base behavior of laying eggs. But they are made up of hundreds and hundreds of behaviors.
In short, You can your gophers did this and that, in a tiny cage. But its not really what they would do if they were not in that tiny cage.
The gopher you liked just robbed a quail nest. What is funny is, it digested the eggs one at a time. Cheers
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