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Went a bit mad in my absence...
- Thread starter Tula_Montage
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tress29
Bookworm
Yish, you really stir the craving for arboreals... but I am not heading back that route again
Yeah, one of my boys thinks we should get one just like Cyan! A chondro probably wouldn't be a smart choice for my SECOND snake! My only hands on snake experience has been courtesy of Sweets, our wee hognose boy!
Kokopelli
Resident Boa Fanatic
Actually I don't consider that a factor if you take it seriously and learn prior to purchasing the animal.
I've had a single year worth of experience, with relatively simple animals, when I got my GTP- I handled her very well and she thrived... after a year I sold her because I felt chained... having to mist daily.
She died two weeks after I sold her- the keeper, obviously, did not do his homework before getting her.
Take it seriously enough and you'll be fine.
Wow, Siren sure has turned into a beautiful lady! Cyan ... just gorgeous!
Congrats on Mushu!... very cute.
It's good to see you back Elle.
I, too, was away, for awhile, (though I made sure to maintain my contributor status & the keeping of my personal forum) before, finally, returning. 'Tis a wee different, than it used to be (before my being gone for a spell), but I guess that is to be expected as people come & go, different things transpire over time, and new people come along too. Still love this forum.
Congrats on Mushu!... very cute.
It's good to see you back Elle.
I, too, was away, for awhile, (though I made sure to maintain my contributor status & the keeping of my personal forum) before, finally, returning. 'Tis a wee different, than it used to be (before my being gone for a spell), but I guess that is to be expected as people come & go, different things transpire over time, and new people come along too. Still love this forum.
Tula_Montage
It's Jager time!
Thanks guys! Its nice to see so many old faces
Kathy, I switched to social work after 2 years of nursing, damn I hated human biology LOL!
Chondros are amazing snakes, and definatley not made of glass like some make them out to be. You never really keep a chondro, you maintain a cetain environment and put the snake in there to sit on a stick really. Get the environment right and you should have no issues whatsoever. All mine are clam wee darlings who I handle reguarly (not Mushu obviously as it's still tiny, even smaller than Siren as a hatchling). Just so looking forward to seeing how a red baby progresses! And thanks Mike for shoving that shot up
Kathy, I switched to social work after 2 years of nursing, damn I hated human biology LOL!
Chondros are amazing snakes, and definatley not made of glass like some make them out to be. You never really keep a chondro, you maintain a cetain environment and put the snake in there to sit on a stick really. Get the environment right and you should have no issues whatsoever. All mine are clam wee darlings who I handle reguarly (not Mushu obviously as it's still tiny, even smaller than Siren as a hatchling). Just so looking forward to seeing how a red baby progresses! And thanks Mike for shoving that shot up
thelivingoddity
New member
Those are some of the most beautiful snakes I've ever seen-- I'm fairly new to the snake world, and you just blew my mind. Love them, just gorgeous! Thank you for posting your photography!! ^_^
Tula_Montage
It's Jager time!
You're more than welcome, I love snakes and photography so it only seems fair I do both a wee bit of justice
snakewispera snr
The Devils Advocate
Thanks guys! Its nice to see so many old faces
Kathy, I switched to social work after 2 years of nursing, damn I hated human biology LOL!
Chondros are amazing snakes, and definatley not made of glass like some make them out to be. You never really keep a chondro, you maintain a cetain environment and put the snake in there to sit on a stick really. Get the environment right and you should have no issues whatsoever. All mine are clam wee darlings who I handle reguarly (not Mushu obviously as it's still tiny, even smaller than Siren as a hatchling). Just so looking forward to seeing how a red baby progresses! And thanks Mike for shoving that shot up
It was too good, to not liberate, for the forum to see..... LOL
Kokopelli
Resident Boa Fanatic
Yeah... try a Biak :duck: