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08-11-11, 05:19 PM
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Re: Best big snake?
I could be wrong, thought it was a carpet though?
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08-11-11, 05:22 PM
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domi adsum
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Re: Best big snake?
I was hit by both scrubs and carpets. My icon pic is a scrubbie hit. If you want to start small, and work your way up to get comfortable with semi aggressive snakes. Start with a baby carpet. They are good fun! 
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08-11-11, 05:27 PM
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Re: Best big snake?
Only Greg and Chuck Norris block punches and snakebites with their faces, frees up the hands to fight back.
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08-11-11, 05:32 PM
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domi adsum
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Re: Best big snake?
I need longer arms.
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08-11-11, 06:10 PM
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Re: Best big snake?
I can attest to scrubbie violence. You think hyperbole when you hear the phrase 'face eater,' but I swear my Aru scrub enjoys the taste of human flesh.
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08-12-11, 05:30 PM
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Re: Best big snake?
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Originally Posted by CottonOtter
I can attest to scrubbie violence. You think hyperbole when you hear the phrase 'face eater,' but I swear my Aru scrub enjoys the taste of human flesh.
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As does Greg's. His are Aru Scrubs to. Their some of the smallest scrubs, but most aggressive scrubs there are.
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08-13-11, 02:27 AM
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domi adsum
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Re: Best big snake?
My big coastal when he bites it is all feeding response he is always hungry. One day he literally tried to eat the carpet. It took me 10 minutes to work his face out of it.
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08-13-11, 04:08 AM
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Re: Best big snake?
i got two baby yellow anacondas and both are tame already but i want to know more about enclosure temp
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08-13-11, 06:01 AM
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Re: Best big snake?
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Originally Posted by jessy
i got two baby yellow anacondas and both are tame already but i want to know more about enclosure temp
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That's kinda something you want to know before acquiring them.
Yellow anacondas should be provided a basking temperature of 90-92º F. with an ambient temperature of 81-83º F. 60% humidity, a humid hide helps too.
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08-13-11, 07:59 AM
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Re: Best big snake?
Don't get a bcc as a first giAnt, I would say get a burma or dwarf retic just make tore you have the room and time I got my first snake was a retic it's fine it's just the zize gets annoying after a while make sure you have someone there to help
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08-13-11, 08:37 AM
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Re: Best big snake?
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Originally Posted by presspirate
My big coastal when he bites it is all feeding response he is always hungry. One day he literally tried to eat the carpet. It took me 10 minutes to work his face out of it.
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So your carpet ate the carpet??
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08-13-11, 09:37 AM
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Re: Best big snake?
What size tank can I use for a red-tailed boa? What kinds of red-tails are there, and which one should I get? Can anybody give me some good care pointers?
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08-13-11, 09:44 AM
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Re: Best big snake?
A 4x2x2 will be nice for a male bci Colombian "Colombian red tail" there are lots of different localities of this snake just browse the forums, be carfull there are some no it alls red tailed boa is the common name it's a bcc or bci pm jay0133 or jendee they seem to be the only boa keeps that make sense
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08-16-11, 05:08 PM
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domi adsum
Join Date: Jun-2010
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Re: Best big snake?
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Originally Posted by natsamjosh
So your carpet ate the carpet??
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yes, he's a carpet munching carpet. Had I not been worried about his teeth, I would have laughed at him.
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