new conda and bite pic - Page 2

ding ding · 01-05-12, 05:54 PM

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Originally Posted by marvelfreak

That's good to here. (the forever home) My Yellow started out mellow then got aggressive, but with work we come to a understanding. I move slow when handling and i never put him down. He knows how to read what i am going to do and me the same with him. I also found keeping the handling secession under 10 minutes he does ok over that is pushing it.

Anyway once he settle in and is eating good i hope he calms down for you.

yea man i have wanted a green ever since i first seen one when i was a child so i doubt il ever let him go. My yellow on tho other hand is a wee darling. She bit me the first time i picked her up before bringing her home and hasnt bit me since. I tap train her to an extent. She is usually burrowed in her bark so if im taking her out i urn a wee piece of wood to stroke the bark off her and then use it to keep the pointy end away while i lift her up. Once shes in my hand she is happy and will sit there as long as i let her. I made the mistake once of putting her in a tub while i cleaned her viv out but she came out like a lunatic trying to bite me so now if i hav to do maintenance i lift her out let her coil up on one hand and do what i have to do. Can walk about doin whatever and she will quite happily sit there. Thats why i was kinda taken aback by the green as they are ment to be the calm ones lol.sorry about the spelling and 1 big paragraph im on my phone and its making life hard lol.

marvelfreak · 01-05-12, 06:20 PM

Like yours mine's fine once out as long as he wrap around my arm. The only thing mine does that i don't like is he gets up in my face. I just don't trust him when he does. Knock on wood he hasn't even try to strike or bite in 5 months. Learning to read his mood has made it a lot less stressful when handling on him and me.

ding ding · 01-05-12, 06:43 PM

yea man mine likes to go up round the face and im always on edge but been all good so far. If im just sitting chillin i sometimes sit with the hood on my jumpers up and she likes to climb up in and sit on my head using the hood as a wee cave lol. I think she must feel the warmth of my head, i does make me a bit nervous but shes always been good. But like you say once you get to know their wee ways and personality it makes it a bit easier to know what they are going to do and you can be a bit more relaxed.

marvelfreak · 01-05-12, 06:57 PM

I need to get some new pictures of mine one of these days. My camera been acting up so i am getting new one hopefully this pay check or next. I did a really sweet video of my Yellow on the one i have now and the dam thing wouldn't upload to my computer. So decided it's time to up grade. When i do get it i'll be post pictures and video of him and all my other snakes.

ding ding · 01-05-12, 07:03 PM

Sweet man would be nice to see them. Have been toying with investing in a decent camera myself. Im just using my phone at the min but it is 12mp and shoots video in HD so kinda suits my photography skills or lack of i should say lol. But yea definitely looking forward to seein some pics of your lot.

ding ding · 01-07-12, 04:46 PM

had my 1st real handling session with the green tonight, its the 1st time i have went anywhere near him in over a week and i cant believe the difference in the wee guy. Lifted him straight outa the viv with no hassles whatsoever. He slithered about on me for a bit then coiled up round my hand and sat there for around 15 mins nice as you like. Soo happy like, things are looking good for him taming down. Even managed to snap a few pics while he was out and my yellow shed today so i will snap some of her tomorrow and get them uploaded on Monday when i get back on the pc in work!

marvelfreak · 01-07-12, 04:54 PM

Glad to he calming down for you. Can't wait to see them pictures.

ding ding · 01-07-12, 04:58 PM

yea man i was all psyced up to get the hand chewed off me and he was completely fine. No striking or flailing of any sort. I was able to let him go through my hands pick him up and move him where i wanted him with no issues at all, hope this is the start of things to come.

marvelfreak · 01-07-12, 05:06 PM

Got my finger cross for you that he stays this way. Just don't let your guard down around him. I found some Anacondas spook real easy like Blood Pythons do.

presspirate · 01-07-12, 05:51 PM

Nice looking conda. I look forward to seeing more pics.

ding ding · 01-07-12, 06:14 PM

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Originally Posted by marvelfreak

Got my finger cross for you that he stays this way. Just don't let your guard down around him. I found some Anacondas spook real easy like Blood Pythons do.

Thanks man yea i think we should be ok if today is anything to go by but yea it will be a long time before i trust this guy like. The fact they dont show any signs of striking before they to keeps ya on edge but things are definitely lookin promising.

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Originally Posted by presspirate

Nice looking conda. I look forward to seeing more pics.

Thanks mate more pics coming soon.

SnakeyJay · 01-07-12, 06:50 PM

Congrats on the success with him calming down... I couldn't imagine dealing with a green "Annie" that's in a bad mood

exwizard · 01-07-12, 07:37 PM

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Originally Posted by ding ding

had my 1st real handling session with the green tonight, its the 1st time i have went anywhere near him in over a week and i cant believe the difference in the wee guy. Lifted him straight outa the viv with no hassles whatsoever. He slithered about on me for a bit then coiled up round my hand and sat there for around 15 mins nice as you like. Soo happy like, things are looking good for him taming down. Even managed to snap a few pics while he was out and my yellow shed today so i will snap some of her tomorrow and get them uploaded on Monday when i get back on the pc in work!

Thats awesome! Thats really the to key having a tame snake... Handle them frequently when they are little so that way when they get bigger, they're as docile as can be.

ding ding · 01-08-12, 05:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Snakey-Jay-BRB

Congrats on the success with him calming down... I couldn't imagine dealing with a green "Annie" that's in a bad mood

Thanks man, yea it is definitely an experience working with a green that doesnt want to be worked with but a week on his own and time to realise he has a new home has made a world of difference.

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Originally Posted by exwizard

Thats awesome! Thats really the to key having a tame snake... Handle them frequently when they are little so that way when they get bigger, they're as docile as can be.

yea man im Well pleased like, just bit the bullet and pulled him out and he was soo calm it was great so he will be out every few days to start with then im gona work up to daily handling and he should be grand.

ding ding · 01-09-12, 03:22 AM

As promised here are some more pics of my green, still cant believe the difference in this guy and he didnt really seem to mind at all getting a camera shoved in his face so you will prob get sick of looking at this guy before too long as there will be lots more pics as he grows lol...

thanks for looking...