Turbine eating in the air. - Page 7

Ks42 · 01-28-14, 09:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Mikoh4792

Give him a break, hes new here hahahha.

new to this site, yes, new to snakes not.
but thanks for the help, seems people cant take an opinion

bigsnakegirl785 · 01-28-14, 10:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Ks42

new to this site, yes, new to snakes not.
but thanks for the help, seems people cant take an opinion

Some of the things you're saying are opinion, but you're trying to pass off all your ideas as the only true way of caring for snakes and portraying them more as "known facts" than personal opinion. You only admitted to them being opinion later on.

Mikoh4792 · 01-28-14, 10:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Ks42

new to this site, yes, new to snakes not.
but thanks for the help, seems people cant take an opinion

Thats what I meant. I know youre not new to snakes.

We understand that you admit its an opinion but you did degrade those in general who feed their snakes inside their enclosures for not giving enough time/effort for their snakes... and without much substantiation either. Were just calling you out, not really getting offended.

Welcome to the forum btw

Ks42 · 01-28-14, 10:01 PM

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Originally Posted by MDT

This is how I feel after reading this thread...

Freaking spores?!?!? Are you kidding? I have no idea how snakes have survived millions of years without us.....

since you 47 id liek to think you would take into the account that the massive amount of airflow as well as freedom to roam and not confied to small space that we have to tendto, that sir, is how they have lived millions of years. if you read my posts, inhalation of lare amounts of spores can be dangerious, not likly they would inhae lots if there was wind and airflow as well as there frededom to roam, yu sir are very ignorent and i felt the same way reading your comment, but i expected a 47 year old to understand that in small space with lower airflow you have a higher chance of larger quantitys of spores being inhaled

poison123 · 01-28-14, 10:02 PM

What he said (mickoh)

MDT · 01-28-14, 10:05 PM

Dude...just....wow.

Btw...I'll be 48 in 2 weeks. I might get it then

Or then again, I may just be too old.

LadyWraith · 01-28-14, 10:07 PM

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Originally Posted by MDT

Dude...just....wow.

Btw...I'll be 48 in 2 weeks. I might get it then

Or then again, I may just be too old.

Mikoh4792 · 01-28-14, 10:08 PM

Sorry guys but what does substrate fungi have to do with feeding?

If were going off track id like to add, many high humidity requiring snake keepers and breeders house their snakes in low ventilation, high humidity housing....with substrates like cocohusk, cypress mulch...etc and have no problems with RI's. Have they been doing it wrong all these years?

Ks42 · 01-28-14, 10:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Mikoh4792

Thats what I meant. I know youre not new to snakes.

We understand that you admit its an opinion but you did degrade those in general who feed their snakes inside their enclosures for not giving enough time/effort for their snakes... and without much substantiation either. Were just calling you out, not really getting offended.

Welcome to the forum btw

my apologies to the ones that i came across a tad to pushie, to the others who were just rude about it, well.... yea.. feeding in youre housing enclosure is the owners choice, as for the time isue, thats how that comment came across to me, so, that being said, my apologies,
not once was i meaning to degrade people who feed in there houseing encloser, it may have come across that way but it was not intentinal.

Mikoh4792 · 01-28-14, 10:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Ks42

my apologies to the ones that i came across a tad to pushie, to the others who were just rude about it, well.... yea.. feeding in youre housing enclosure is the owners choice, as for the time isue, thats how that comment came across to me, so, that being said, my apologies,
not once was i meaning to degrade people who feed in there houseing encloser, it may have come across that way but it was not intentinal.

Guess were on the same page then. Sometimes its hard to express thoughts through text.

KORBIN5895 · 01-28-14, 10:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Ks42

sorry to hear about the vission loss, reason why it occured?

The original owner fed live and they tore her eyes up.

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Originally Posted by Mikoh4792

Give him a break, hes new here hahahha.

I'm not so sure he is......

Also it almost feels like I'm talking to Frank R......

Ks42 · 01-28-14, 10:15 PM

[QUOTE=Mikoh4792;899949]Sorry guys but what does substrate fungi have to do with feeding?

If were going off track id like to add, many high humidity requiring snake keepers and breeders house their snakes in low ventilation, high humidity housing....with substrates like cocohusk, cypress mulch...etc and have no problems with RI's. Have they been doing it wrong all these years?

maybe they bake it? kiling all spores and unwanted things? i was more so refuing to spores being in the air, rather then injesting the mushroom/fungi, allowing the posobility to produce more of said fungi or releace more spores in there air. a fellow snake keeper found a small mushroom in his plantation soil in his encloser so did a bit of reaserch wich wasnt all tht posmising, a small mushroom could easily pass the unsespecting eye