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Message To: Budd In reference to Message Id: 1436829 Best First Python
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BAMF3321 View Profile |
Message To: Budd In reference to Message Id: 1436829 Best First Python
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| 09/10/07 11:53pm |
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Smcmillan1997 View Profile |
Message To: Snakes4life121 In reference to Message Id: 1221952
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| 10/09/07 09:29pm |
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Carpondro17 View Profile |
Message To: BlazE567567 In reference to Message Id: 1221914 Best First Python
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| 10/28/07 08:21pm |
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ReptileRulers View Profile |
Message To: ReptileRulers In reference to Message Id: 1493988 Best First Python
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| 11/11/07 11:37pm |
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Woop MUD Woop View Profile |
Message To: BlazE567567 In reference to Message Id: 1221914 Best First Python
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| 11/12/07 12:32pm |
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Sra View Profile |
Message To: Sra In reference to Message Id: 1511026 Best First Python
And I built her this cage. It cost $20 bucks to make (not including the paint). Oh, and it needs a fan system in it, but other than that, it’s awesome!
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| 11/23/07 12:36am |
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Halebop View Profile |
Message To: Halebop In reference to Message Id: 1523578 Best First Python
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| 02/04/08 05:54pm |
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Ambiguous666 View Profile |
Message To: BlazE567567 In reference to Message Id: 1221914 Best First Python
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| 02/14/08 12:11am |
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Tentiusmaximuss View Profile |
Message To: BlazE567567 In reference to Message Id: 1221914 Best First Python
Quote: Get yourself a nice female african rock python. They make the best first snakes, IMO.
(kornfreekiam) Wow reccomending a female afrock. Thats not too funny. Afrocks can get extremly agressive and large. How would u feel if this kid actually went out and bought one then got badly hurt. This is a photo of a common african rock python. BTW you just reccomended something that could end up eating a deer sized animal. Link Have fun... one of my pythons is a cb’07 jungle carpet python. A little nippy at first, but now shes a little sweetheart. males wont get to much past 6 feet long if they even hit 6 feet. a great beginner snake. |
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| 02/22/08 02:39am |
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SlipKnot4ever View Profile |
Message To: SlipKnot4ever In reference to Message Id: 1633099 Best First Python
Quote: Take a moment....
...and ask yourself a couple of very important questions such as: do you really want a snake that will get to be 10 feet long, weigh over 50 pounds, urinate and defecate like a St. Bernard, should live more than 30 years and for whom you will have to kill mice, rats and, eventually, small rabbits? Many people think that it will be easy to find someone who will take it if they decide they don�t want their Boa when it is 8 or 10 feet long. So, take a look at the classified ads--they always have sale ads for big pythons and boas. The zoo doesn�t want any more--they already have more giant snakes than they need. The local herpetology societies and reptile veterinarians always have big snakes for whom they are trying to find homes. At 8 feet and 40 pounds, a 2-year old Boa may already be eating rabbits a couple of times a month and can be very unwieldy to handle alone. You have to interact with them constantly to keep them tame--do you want a hungry, cranky 10 foot snake mistaking your face for prey? Another consideration is who is going to help you clean its enclosure? take it to the vet when it�s sick? take care of it when you go away to school or on vacation? No matter how much they love you, there are some things a mother, and your friends, will not do! Owning a big snake is not cool; it is a major, long-term commitment and responsibility. There has been a disturbing increase over the past year or so (1996 to present) of boas being dumped by their owners (many of whom tried to sell the 6+ foot boa only to find that, no matter how much they reduced their price, no one was interested in buying) on animal shelters and reptile rescues. Many of these snakes are in terrible condition, with respiratory infections, riddled with endo- and ectoparasites, many suffering severe injury and infection from untreated rat bites and thermal burns. This is a clear indication that many people who are buying boas shouldn�t Wow. Im pretty sure Melissa Kaplan at anapsid.org really wouldn’t appreciate you copy pasting her hard work on typing that article and not giving credit to the original author. Yeah, i’ve read that care sheet on Boas, and thats plagiarism if you don’t give credit. So, i recomend not doing that |
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| 04/02/08 08:58pm |
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Mdf View Profile |
Message To: Budd In reference to Message Id: 1436829 Best First Python
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| 04/03/08 05:35pm |
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Python_Pete View Profile |
Message To: BlazE567567 In reference to Message Id: 1221914 Best First Python
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| 04/04/08 09:59pm |
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