new to this forum, also, some help from the experienced

[Revenant]

Originally Posted by yoimjohn

ohh boy, well the american python needs around a 55percent humidity... i can't garauntee that..

it would most likely be 50 Tops 20-30 average.. spraying is no problem if it will help. with the bin enclosure im guessing i can get away with higher humidity.

Aside from Terry Gilliam, what is an American Python? I'm not familiar with that common name.

[yoimjohn]

listen man, go play spellcheck police somewhere else, just please, by all means stop wasting your time on this post if your goingto have a bitchfit, goes to the rest of you losers with literally nothing better to do then hinder some guy trying to figure **** out

[yoimjohn]

also, im heavily considering a dwarf boa.

i just dont want it to be Too thin.

also 3-4 ft would be excellent! as long as it DEFF will get to 4 ft.

[infernalis]

Originally Posted by yoimjohn

listen man, go play spellcheck police somewhere else, just please, by all means stop wasting your time on this post if your goingto have a bitchfit, goes to the rest of you losers with literally nothing better to do then hinder some guy trying to figure **** out

I don't think it has anything to do with grammar or spelling.

Here's what has everyone so riled, and I wish someone would clear the air........

Allowing any snake to free roam inside your dwelling is not in the animal's best interest.

What you are asking is to satisfy your needs, and not the snake's.

I already figured this discussion would go south, that's why I have been keeping an eye on it.

Please re-think the whole concept of allowing a snake to roam around while you play x-box.

I have seen snakes clear off an entire shelfing unit before, it happens quick.

[Corey209]

Originally Posted by yoimjohn

listen man, go play spellcheck police somewhere else, just please, by all means stop wasting your time on this post if your goingto have a bitchfit, goes to the rest of you losers with literally nothing better to do then hinder some guy trying to figure **** out

Everyone has been nothing but nice to you after all your stupid comments. Please don't buy a snake because it will end up dead or in rescue.

[KORBIN5895]

Originally Posted by yoimjohn

also, im heavily considering a dwarf boa.

i just dont want it to be Too thin.

also 3-4 ft would be excellent! as long as it DEFF will get to 4 ft.

You should heavily consider a pet rock or a chia pet.

[yoimjohn]

gracefully bowing out of these unhelpful forums.

never had this problem with any other forum!

always a first right!

[EmbraceCalamity]

Originally Posted by yoimjohn

gracefully bowing out of these unhelpful forums.

never had this problem with any other forum!

always a first right!

I pity whatever animal you inevitably acquire. People here are extremely helpful if you'll actually take the help. You can't be a douche to everyone and ignore their suggestions and then get pissy because they don't give you help.

~Maggot

[Corey209]

Originally Posted by KORBIN5895

You should heavily consider a pet rock or a chia pet.

Snakes & Reptiles | The Evolution Store
He can handle one of these with literally no humidity or heat. This is what he's asking for right?

[EmbraceCalamity]

Originally Posted by Corey209

Snakes & Reptiles | The Evolution Store
He can handle one of these with literally no humidity or heat. This is what he's asking for right?

That is just...so awesome.

EDIT: Nevermind. I thought those were figurines, not actual dead reptiles. =/

~Maggot

[Corey209]

Originally Posted by EmbraceCalamity

That is just...so awesome.

EDIT: Nevermind. I thought those were figurines, not actual dead reptiles. =/

~Maggot

Nothing wrong with taxidermy, it'd make a good office ornament and it helps people deal with their pets death.

[EmbraceCalamity]

Originally Posted by Corey209

Nothing wrong with taxidermy, it'd make a good office ornament and it helps people deal with their pets death.

Don't have anything against taxidermy itself, but I seriously doubt all of their specimens are pets who passed away. Plus I'd feel weird having a dead animal as an ornament.

~Maggot

[Corey209]

Originally Posted by EmbraceCalamity

Don't have anything against taxidermy itself, but I seriously doubt all of their specimens are pets who passed away. Plus I'd feel weird having a dead animal as an ornament.

~Maggot

I doubt they're killing an expensive gtp for taxidermy. The reptile "museum" in my local area does it for people who want to remember their reptiles

[EmbraceCalamity]

Originally Posted by Corey209

I doubt they're killing an expensive gtp for taxidermy. The reptile "museum" in my local area does it for people who want to remember their reptiles

And sells them? I'm not just talking about the reptiles though. If every single animal they have on there is an animal that died a natural death, that's cool. But I'm disinclined to believe that.

And, again, using a dead animal as an ornament just weirds me out. Would much prefer figurines.

~Maggot

[infernalis]

Originally Posted by EmbraceCalamity

Plus I'd feel weird having a dead animal as an ornament.

~Maggot

Bingo!

I could not have a carcass for a decoration.