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yea i got some new players on the field i figure i would show all u guys.

first up is my new female green conda. i got her off a friend of mine and she has not eatten since augest but she shows some good weight so im not worried about it yet im shore she will come around.

next up is my new male P.M.Pimbura. he was super friendly when i first got him but he had to spend the night in his snake bag till i got him a cage and he is pissed at me for it.

and since i got a male im gunna need a female and here she is. she is super friendly and super great looking. and she has eatten for me as well.

and thats the new players to the team i hope they produce in the next couple years and kelly im shore u will be getting a ton of questions from me on the pims.

CrazyCody
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Wow, cody...I think you just made me jelious. Very nice there. try teasing that green while its in water and see if that works. Other than that just keep working with different techniques at night and I am sure you will get it turned around. And remember, you can always give those P.m.p.'s to me if you want : )

if she would even go in the water

yea i figure u would like them. and when i breed them in a few years ill set u up with something. also jim the female likes water. i put her in some and she loved it. maybe time away from ur crazy ass snakes is putting her mind in to "im a conda" mode.

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well i got them from a friend who got them at a show the male is little over a year and was ch the female is a few months old and was also ch. there are pure and unrelated. they are both very very calm. i would ask u if ur pims are calm but u only keep calm animals. but i have bin hearing that pims are normally very aggressive like condas. what is your opinon on this?

CrazyCody
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Cody,
Most of them are typically fairly aggressive by nature, but there are a few like ours that are quite calm. How is the activity level of the pair you have? They are usually much more active and alert than either burmese or indians. My females have an incredible feeding response, but can be picked up with no problem once they know I am not offering a food item. They definitely grow slower than the other two and appear to be the smallest of the molurus group. Much more colorful also.

Kelly

well to be honest i have not stopped to check out how active they are i have bin doing so much past days its bin crazy here. but the male comes strait over to me every time i open his cage. ever since i gave him a rat we bin best friends. the female struck at me the other day when she was under newspaper and didnt know what was going on and hit me so hard she nocked her self out. i thought she died and i was flipping out. after a few minutes she same around and she seemed to go around funny like she broke her neck but she is fine now and thats a good thing. they have a lot of personality to them unlike the burms and indians i cant wait to see what comes out of this pair. and they do seem to grow slow my male is over a year and only like 5 feet annie just turned a year and is well over 6.

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