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will they?

Shark_Lover said:
eat cockatiels?
I might get one for Christmas
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btw- I almost mistook your question as you were going to feed a cockatiel to a snake :rolleyes:
I'm glad I read it again! lol
 
just wondering...if I held the snake and the cockatiel at them same time...

wonder if I can teach it no, lol.... :crazy02:
 
I wouldn't do it, your cockatiel might bite the snake! Actually, if it smelled the bird and tried to strike at it, it might accidentally bite you. Or if your hands or face smelled like the bird.....Plus there are diseases herps and birds can give each other. There shouldn't be any problems having them both, as long as you wash your hands between handling.
 
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