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My boa loves me with a kiss or bite??

Cam5 said:
(side note...Jill is the best:))
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Yes she is.

http://www.herpnet.net/bite/
Glad to hear you are faring better than this guy did from his hoggie.

It is interesting there are no bruises...good to hear:)
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I just wanted to point out that this site is ran by Jeff LeClere of the Minnesota herp society. He is the one in charge of the yearly Herp Survey.

Next time I need a blood draw at the doctors I am going to jam my arm into a boa's mouth...the lab people can never hit the vein the first round and I always end up with a gigantic bruise:bang:
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Sure, you could borrow this girl but if you want a smaller bite, I have a king that would gladly help. ;)

Do you have a Uro?
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Yes I do, it was an adoption from the herp society, it was badly dehydrated. We nursed it back to health and he is a sweet little spastic boy.
 
Well here is an updated picture from 24 hours later.
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As it turned out, my snake also shed during that time as well. The next night I saw her, I removed her shed.
We held her last night and she was docile as a baby.
 
tricksterpup said:
Yes she is.

I just wanted to point out that this site is ran by Jeff LeClere of the Minnesota herp society. He is the one in charge of the yearly Herp Survey.

Sure, you could borrow this girl but if you want a smaller bite, I have a king that would gladly help. ;)

Yes I do, it was an adoption from the herp society, it was badly dehydrated. We nursed it back to health and he is a sweet little spastic boy.
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Wow! small world, I did not make the connection...thank you.

The draws are for rheumatoid arthritis pannels...
they 'vant a lot of blood, mu-wa-hahahaha' defintiely a job for the boa:)

Glad to hear the Uro in in good hands.

Good to see your injuries to be so limited...our corns are REALLY strikey when they are in any phase of shedding...
Glad to hear she's back to her 'old self'.
 
Did she get you more than once? It seems so. Nice pics btw, and yes how do you have the clear mind to do that, I always am stunned, lol
 
ouch, no teeth movin? I know they have "rows" of teeth but it looks like I see a few more than I expected... ouchies! Get those teeth out :/
 
Morph Collector said:
ouch, no teeth movin? I know they have "rows" of teeth but it looks like I see a few more than I expected... ouchies! Get those teeth out :/
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There were no teeth left in me at all. That was Steve who had the teeth stuck in him with his boa. I was pretty lucky and I think it was the fact I did not jerk back and just let her clamp on me when she grabbed me.
Steve instinctively jerked his hand back and I felt that is what caused the breakage. But then again, that is only a guess at what happened.
 
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