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babyb

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Originally Posted by Sharkboy13
which bad boys? and not really, since flash is light snakes dont detect light that well it didnt matter. beth if u have any comment on the last statement id be happy to hear it, my bad boys u need to remember do include a girl
i need to save my $$$ for a brazilian rainbow boa pair, got the tank and lights and evrything but no snakes, and regal reptiles has em for $700 (good deal but exspensive) has any1 seen venom 911? that retic python was HUGE :scared: makes me want a retic :thinking: ..... imagine the things u have to feed it, here kitty kitty kitty


my uncle in cali had a retic, they fed i rabbits. the dumbs let it run through out the house and it tried to wrap around several of the small grandkids, retarded i know, who would let there kids run around soemting that could eat your child with out any struggle
but they werent the shapest tools in the shed
 

sharkboy13

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Originally Posted by BabyB
those are awsome snakes, i just got a corn snake, my first snake ever, my family is an insane animal lover and it is still a little hard to feed baby mice but such is life
mines about 2 and a half feet
not sure what kind he is thou
cool and thnx, i love corns
 

sharkboy13

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Originally Posted by BabyB
who would let there kids run around soemting that could eat your child with out any struggle
.......i wont answer that question........
 

ajwiggz

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Originally Posted by BabyB
those are awsome snakes, i just got a corn snake, my first snake ever, my family is an insane animal lover and it is still a little hard to feed baby mice but such is life
I felt the same way with my ball python until a mouse got out and when i went to catch it, it bit me... had no problems feeding them after that

Sharkboy13 I'm not that into them since i've never had a pet store that close to me that I could really learn about different types of snakes and how to take care of them. Plus if i did know were to find them i live in northern maine so it would take you about 7+ hours to get to any pet store that were around here. sorry
 

beth

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They get out for a little stroll, but this box is really liked by them, so they don't mind being in it (dark, warm, gradient heat).
 

sharkboy13

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Originally Posted by Beth
They get out for a little stroll, but this box is really liked by them, so they don't mind being in it (dark, warm, gradient heat).
my old ribbon snake went on a 3 month stroll once
 

sharkboy13

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beth have u owned any other snakes? ive been considering some of the larger pythons (burms, rocks, maybe retics) and once i get old enough and have $1500 for antivenom maybe some venomous snakes. if uve kept any others what wer they?
 

sharkboy13

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Originally Posted by ajwiggz
I felt the same way with my ball python until a mouse got out and when i went to catch it, it bit me... had no problems feeding them after that

Sharkboy13 I'm not that into them since i've never had a pet store that close to me that I could really learn about different types of snakes and how to take care of them. Plus if i did know were to find them i live in northern maine so it would take you about 7+ hours to get to any pet store that were around here. sorry

i know how u feel about mice (just ask firefish9) and its k that ur not that into snakes. i still find it cool that u have one. but if i wer u id go to newenglandreptile.com and get urself an adult female pastel, breed ur and her and ull make thousands! baby r those agamids? my lizard sense is growing dull, altho i can still distinguish a blue tree monitor from a anole....
 

30-xtra high

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Originally Posted by Sharkboy13
i wasnt trying, ive bred them, i sold the eggs about a month ago. i know evrybody says u cant but theyve been fine together since mid october. both have come to church w/ me on numerous occasions, evry1 loves it, including the priestess
can you tell me how to get my snakes together? i have a 3 foot male corn (just regular), and a 4 foot female Ghost corn, and i would like to breed them to make the morph known as a "creamsicle" which is orange and white , Not Albino, but i don't want to put them in a tank together and have the 4 footer kill the 3 footer, how do i put them together, or get them used to each other?
 

sharkboy13

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hmmm creamsicle eh?im not so handy w/ rats (corns r a type of rat) first off is ur snake sexually mature? if so do a google search on it, i know u need a certain gene. like to get a pastel ball python u need a male normy and a female pastel. im guessing ud need a albino corn and a candy cane corn
 

beth

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I have handled a few of those larger snakes, but don't own. My feeling is that these snakes needs real lifelong commitment and deadication from their owners. They also need a deadicated "room" to themselves (not just a cage), which someone your age may not be able to provide. Also, I believe you shouldn't make that kind of a commitment at this point in your life. Once you're an adult, and have your own place, ok.
 

sharkboy13

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Originally Posted by Beth
I have handled a few of those larger snakes, but don't own. My feeling is that these snakes needs real lifelong commitment and deadication from their owners. They also need a deadicated "room" to themselves (not just a cage), which someone your age may not be able to provide. Also, I believe you shouldn't make that kind of a commitment at this point in your life. Once you're an adult, and have your own place, ok.
ok, but keep in mind, in 5 yrs ill be leaving, im not sure but depending on growth rate a burm wont grow much more than ten ft rite? and besides, i dont plan on getting one until im about 14 or 15 when i plan to rent out a space and start a reptile resuce league (dumb i know but i gotta do something take up my time rite?)
 

30-xtra high

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Originally Posted by Beth
I have handled a few of those larger snakes, but don't own. My feeling is that these snakes needs real lifelong commitment and deadication from their owners. They also need a deadicated "room" to themselves (not just a cage), which someone your age may not be able to provide. Also, I believe you shouldn't make that kind of a commitment at this point in your life. Once you're an adult, and have your own place, ok.
i get your point beth, and i'm not being snotty or anything, but i must disagree.. my friend (who is 16) got a female retic about 3 years ago, and it is 16 feet right now, and it is pregnant and due in about a month, and if all goes as planned.. my friend will have 12-15,000$ in a couple months..
and Sharkboy, yes i have done an enormous amount of research, and yet nowhere tells me how to get the ghost and regular together without a fight in the begining.
i know that a regular red corn snake (which i have) and a Ghost corn snake (which i have) will make regular with heteroGhost traits in them giving them the whitish color along with the orange from the regular bringing forth the "creamsicle" morph which i'll get about 30-50$ a piece.
but i don't see how i can get the snakes together without one killing the other. i figure if i just put them together one will die, is there someway to get them together?
yes both of them are sexually mature, both over 3 feet. one male and one female, and i know to wait till fall and bring the temp down to 50 degrees, so i know how to get them to breed, but just not how to get them together..
 

30-xtra high

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Originally Posted by Sharkboy13
ok, but keep in mind, in 5 yrs ill be leaving, im not sure but depending on growth rate a burm wont grow much more than ten ft rite? and besides, i dont plan on getting one until im about 14 or 15 when i plan to rent out a space and start a reptile resuce league (dumb i know but i gotta do something take up my time rite?)
Burms grow at a rate depending on how they are fead.. if you keep them waiting for there food but still healthy, in about 4 years you'll probly have a 12 footer, but if you keep them full at all time, you'll have a 18 footer, i know a couple people who have them and they are so cool, my lfs has an albino burm about 3 feet for 250.. wish i had a big enough tank for it.. but i tend to do better with rat snakes, i like to handle them more, but just my 0.02$, i'd say go for it..
 

shogun323

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I used to have 2 ball pythons about 10 years ago. I loved em. One day I went get them out of their enclosure and 1 was missing. The lid was on tight so all I could figure is that I forget to put him away due to reckless, excessive partying habits at the time. Anyway, I was then down to one. About 4 months later we moved across town. One night I was sitting in my room and saw a snake crawling across the baseboard so I picked him up and had a look. It was the snake I lost 4 months prior!!! He must have been living in a dresser or something the whole time and moved across town with us. It was crazy.
 

sharkboy13

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Originally Posted by shogun323
I used to have 2 ball pythons about 10 years ago. I loved em. One day I went get them out of their enclosure and 1 was missing. The lid was on tight so all I could figure is that I forget to put him away due to reckless, excessive partying habits at the time. Anyway, I was then down to one. About 4 months later we moved across town. One night I was sitting in my room and saw a snake crawling across the baseboard so I picked him up and had a look. It was the snake I lost 4 months prior!!! He must have been living in a dresser or something the whole time and moved across town with us. It was crazy.
happened to me w/ my first snake
 

30-xtra high

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Originally Posted by shogun323
I used to have 2 ball pythons about 10 years ago. I loved em. One day I went get them out of their enclosure and 1 was missing. The lid was on tight so all I could figure is that I forget to put him away due to reckless, excessive partying habits at the time. Anyway, I was then down to one. About 4 months later we moved across town. One night I was sitting in my room and saw a snake crawling across the baseboard so I picked him up and had a look. It was the snake I lost 4 months prior!!! He must have been living in a dresser or something the whole time and moved across town with us. It was crazy.
yep... there was a ball python that went 22 months without eating.. crazy..
 
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