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 Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 3:50 pm Post subject: New Viv With Both Albino Burms |
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| Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 5:33 pm Post subject: |
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| MJ wrote: | Nice viv 
Pics are HUGE tho can you please resize them to around 600x500  |
HUH!!!!!!
nice viv you are building there.
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mark
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just 2 questions
1. why are you keeping them housed together?imo housing them together will cause it to be difficult when it comes to feeding time and if both burms bite the same prey you have real problems snakes are better housed seperate for many reasons thats just one
2.when building a viv how come you built it top opening instead of front opening?reason i say this its so much safer feeding through the front instead of lifting the top off the whole viv when they get big you could be putting yourself in a dangerous postion
please dont take these comments the wrong way just sharing my opinion and some advice is better than none im always willing to listen to advice myself just hope you take it the same way
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ReptileRescueUK
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| mark wrote: | just 2 questions
1. why are you keeping them housed together?imo housing them together will cause it to be difficult when it comes to feeding time and if both Burmese bite the same prey you have real problems snakes are better housed separate for many reasons thats just one
2.when building a viv how come you built it top opening instead of front opening?reason i say this its so much safer feeding through the front instead of lifting the top off the whole viv when they get big you could be putting yourself in a dangerous position
please dint take these comments the wrong way just sharing my opinion and some advice is better than none im always willing to listen to advice myself just hope you take it the same way |
1:- I have a sep tank i can use to separate them during feeds... ( i use feeding apparatus i.e tongues, grasps etc )
2:- I made it top opening coz i can secure it down better than a front opener and the lid ain't finished yet... its going to get fitted with actuators which will take the lid up for me to what height i want it to be.. But i doubt this will be a final home...
Both Burmese are now separated anyway as i wasn't intending keeping them together
It was purely for picture purpose only
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