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RE: calm down

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Posted by: z0mbettie69 at Sat Aug 7 01:58:32 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by z0mbettie69 ]  
   

yes his temps and humidity are fine, everything in his husbandty are fine, i would see no reason for him to be stressed, i keep a close eye on everything surrounding them to make sure of that & i know they can long amounts of time without food, but i wanted to make sure everything was okay as far as health wise before i let him go with out eating for as long as he needs if it wasnt gonig to be nessecary, ya know? but like i said im a freak when it comes to them and may jump the gun sometimes just to be sure they are o.k. but his lack of whatever the word be, during feeding had me concerned since like i said he is ALWAYS food aggressive and ready to go, my main concern is he is a lot older than the guy told me which royally pisses me off, when you've spent enought time around them you can tel la 5 yr. old python from a 9 year old python ... but again thank you for your advice i will see to it i re-check everything with his temps and surroundings asap. thank you so much, have a good night!


   

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