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Lynne
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| zarozinia wrote: | Hi Lyne
have you tried asking the guys over on Ratsnake foundation? I think Lou/Peaches posts here some of the time, but if you post on their site you will get help quicker. If you are not a member I can ask one of them to pop on here and help if you like?
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thanks angi. he is settled tonight, goodness knows what it was. what was making me wonder was i normally hardly see him. he likes his privacy. normally i have to go looking for him!!!
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callmechook
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| Posted: Sun Feb 10, 2008 12:01 am Post subject: |
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Lynne, do you know Steve Found hes got em, breeds em and got his settled down so they are almost like corns  (don't tell him I said that) He would be glad to help, if you want me to pass your contact details PM me hon and I'll get them to him. xxxxxxxxxx |
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Elaphe Fan
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| Posted: Mon Feb 11, 2008 7:43 pm Post subject: |
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almost like corns ? How very dare you !!! Unless you mean they would like to eat one 
I would guess it's heat like Peaches says... Mine get narky above 83F. I got a rescued male coming up for 3 years ago now who was rehomed because of his agression towards his previous owner. he was keeping him at around 86F. I have him at 82-83 at the warm end with a very localised hot spot of 86 which he only uses when shedding or just after eating.
Touch wood... he has not bitten me yet. |
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Lynne
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| Elaphe Fan wrote: | almost like corns ? How very dare you !!! Unless you mean they would like to eat one
I would guess it's heat like Peaches says... Mine get narky above 83F. I got a rescued male coming up for 3 years ago now who was rehomed because of his agression towards his previous owner. he was keeping him at around 86F. I have him at 82-83 at the warm end with a very localised hot spot of 86 which he only uses when shedding or just after eating.
Touch wood... he has not bitten me yet. |
thanks for that. i will turn his heat down and see if this helps. will let you know how it goes. how many do you have??
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Elaphe Fan
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I have an adult male and female. The male I have had for coming up 3 years and the female I have had for 5...
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Lynne
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lol. mine was the first snake ever to tag me, but it WAS my fault. i picked him up and he was warning me by a tail rattle that he really didnt want the attention. i chose to ignore him. so he backed it up with a bite. ho only really comes out when he chooses to, although he is fine now at me working around him.
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