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Timber Taylor
Snake Mite
United Kingdom
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 Posted - 12/08/2010 : 22:24:49
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Hi Kerry. No worries. l've removed my number as l don't want to leave it on so here it l need your postcode and first line plus number. Be there at 6.00ish. The e-mail address is my area if you want to try again. Thanks Tim
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tim i'm so sorry i sent what i thought was a email via this but it must not have worked ,if you can make tomorrow after 4 i will text my adress to you once again sorry don't know what happened :(
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fuzzy
Snake Mite
United Kingdom
10 Posts |
Posted - 12/08/2010 : 22:52:55
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cheers tim got your number so you can remove it from here now with text adress to you
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1.1.0 lurchers larry sasha
0.4.0 greyhounds mabel libby madge rosie
2.0.0 bearded dragons bernie homer
2.0.0 panther chameleons cam littleman
1.0.0 yemen victor
o.1.o california kingsnake fuzzy
2.2.0 yb turtles 1234 lol
0.1.0 hamster mrs happy
1.0.0 corn snake tommy
soon to be added 0.1.0 tamatave chameleon need a name |
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Timber Taylor
Snake Mite
United Kingdom
10 Posts |
Posted - 17/08/2010 : 01:00:42
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| Hi Dave/ Kerry. Well this is new to me l'll tell you. l fed her with a small m on the day l bought her and she was aggresive. Thinking this would calm her down - big mistake got her out of the viv and she was not impressed calmed down abit and then decided to bite me on the vein in the inside of the elbow - so l fed her again and she took another small m. Now thinking she may have calmed down, l chased her round the viv and took her out and to be fair she wasn't so bad. Well today l thought l'd take her out and wow she stood up up about 6" and was out to get me! She struck at me about 8 times and hissed and it wasn't until she struck that far and came out of the viv that l managed to get her behind the head. Not bad for a 3ft snake. Managed to calm her down and offered her a pinkie but she wasn't interested. l have to ask is this her normal behaviour? Not bothered if it is just need to know what to expect. How is the finger? Thanks Tim |
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Kazerella
King Snake Admin
United Kingdom
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Posted - 18/08/2010 : 09:44:49
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Where's the tag pictures Tim? You've got to share the war wounds when a snake gets you.
Has she calmed down a bit now? I would leave her to settle in a bit if not. Might be a bit scared by the house move. |
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Triangulum
Moderator
United Kingdom
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Posted - 18/08/2010 : 17:30:52
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Originally posted by Timber Taylor
Hi Dave/ Kerry. Well this is new to me l'll tell you. l fed her with a small m on the day l bought her and she was aggresive. Thinking this would calm her down - big mistake got her out of the viv and she was not impressed calmed down abit and then decided to bite me on the vein in the inside of the elbow - so l fed her again and she took another small m. Now thinking she may have calmed down, l chased her round the viv and took her out and to be fair she wasn't so bad. Well today l thought l'd take her out and wow she stood up up about 6" and was out to get me! She struck at me about 8 times and hissed and it wasn't until she struck that far and came out of the viv that l managed to get her behind the head. Not bad for a 3ft snake. Managed to calm her down and offered her a pinkie but she wasn't interested. l have to ask is this her normal behaviour? Not bothered if it is just need to know what to expect. How is the finger? Thanks Tim
Cali's are naturally greedy and very food orientated. I must say, Try and not to "treat her" for being calm with a mice, she will then recognize every time you take her out, she believes it's feeding time. Not a great idea, as you have found out! ;)
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Timber Taylor
Snake Mite
United Kingdom
10 Posts |
Posted - 18/08/2010 : 18:00:00
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Good advice. Thanks Scott
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Originally posted by Triangulum
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Originally posted by Timber Taylor
Hi Dave/ Kerry. Well this is new to me l'll tell you. l fed her with a small m on the day l bought her and she was aggresive. Thinking this would calm her down - big mistake got her out of the viv and she was not impressed calmed down abit and then decided to bite me on the vein in the inside of the elbow - so l fed her again and she took another small m. Now thinking she may have calmed down, l chased her round the viv and took her out and to be fair she wasn't so bad. Well today l thought l'd take her out and wow she stood up up about 6" and was out to get me! She struck at me about 8 times and hissed and it wasn't until she struck that far and came out of the viv that l managed to get her behind the head. Not bad for a 3ft snake. Managed to calm her down and offered her a pinkie but she wasn't interested. l have to ask is this her normal behaviour? Not bothered if it is just need to know what to expect. How is the finger? Thanks Tim
Cali's are naturally greedy and very food orientated. I must say, Try and not to "treat her" for being calm with a mice, she will then recognize every time you take her out, she believes it's feeding time. Not a great idea, as you have found out! ;)
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Timber Taylor
Snake Mite
United Kingdom
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Posted - 18/08/2010 : 18:08:26
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You only want to see the blood and gore. You wouldn't like to see the bite it is too scary with only one puncture wound! Cheers Tim - yes l know pictures!!
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Originally posted by Kazerella
Where's the tag pictures Tim? You've got to share the war wounds when a snake gets you.
Has she calmed down a bit now? I would leave her to settle in a bit if not. Might be a bit scared by the house move.
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cali kingsnake plus viv
