Yep its my birthday today. and look at this little guy i got for my birthday. I have had him home for less then 5 mintues and he is already feeding.
CrazyCody
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Happy Birthday To Me!!!!
CrazyCodyKadunk
Jun 19, 2004 01:01 PM
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CrazyCodyKadunk
Jun 19, 2004 01:07 PM
here is another pic of him. I think I will call him "Sir Francis Drake Magellan" or Roy for short.(Roy for Royal Python)
CrazyCody
dfr
Jun 19, 2004 08:43 PM
` You've got to watch out for those crazy Balls.
` Mine is the boss of the one community I keep.
` When it's feeding time, and he smells the food thawing, he pushes everyone out of the way and is first in line. He doesn't know he's a junior Boid.
` After his gut is full, he finds a nice comfortable Anaconda to sleep on, using a Boa constrictor for a pillow.
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eunectes4
Jun 19, 2004 09:36 PM
I would never let my animals play like that..especially after mark petros told me about his yellow that ate one of his 300$ ball pythons while he was cage cleaning. (plus my green that loves snakes). I know you know what you are doing and you know your snakes very well...but how does your face feel?
dfr
Jun 20, 2004 12:25 AM
` If you're referring to the Anaconda striking at my face, she didn't hit me. My friend, who was helping me move, said she struck with open mouth, but stopped about three inches from my face. She did this twice. It upset him much more than me. I only caught a glimpse of it. He turned white as a sheet!
` Snakes are all individuals, just like people. If you're going to mix them ( and I advise against it ), you'd better know each critter VERY well. I have an unbreakable rule: I NEVER put unknown snakes together. Also, I never let someone handling another snake touch one of mine. It's pissed a few folks off, but I don't care.
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eunectes4
Jun 20, 2004 05:53 PM
I follow that...I get a little worked up at shows if i bring an animal and people always want to touch it..I am bad at saying no and I need to get better since it is the snakes cost. I know you know what you are doing and thats what I was saying "I know you know your snakes well" I tend to take risks too and it scares me...sorry I never told you those were cool thots though...I do appreciate them...and none of my ball pythons are allowed to play with anacondas without my supervision : )
