SSFFE (pics)

MouseKilla · 04-06-04, 11:19 PM

Super Stupid F*ing Feeding Error.

It's a bad idea to handle the snake while the enticing scent of boiling rats is in the air. Duh!

Lucky for me he only grabbed and let go instead of coiling around and holding on.

This happened because I got doing too many things at once. Cleaning, feeding, and I had a friend come by. I forgot all about the thawing rats and this was my reminder.

MouseKilla · 04-06-04, 11:21 PM

wow, that was crap

hahaha

Matt_K · 04-06-04, 11:45 PM

There ya go man.. Instead of posting the link in your address bar, right click on the pic, then go to properties and use that URL..

Looks like he got you pretty bad, how big was the boa???

Bartman · 04-06-04, 11:59 PM

Ouch, can a 2 foot ball do that??

Linds · 04-07-04, 12:38 AM

My best guess would be a four-footer? Even a full grown ball won't give that much of a bite usually, much less a little baby :eb:

Matt_K · 04-07-04, 12:54 AM

well, if we're guessing the size.. im gonna say... 5.5'

MouseKilla · 04-07-04, 02:36 AM

Properties.. that's what I forgot, I'll get it sooner or later. lol!

He was about 5 feet when he gave me that. That was a couple of months ago and I can practically hear him growing, I think he's gonna be a monster.

BOAS_N_PYTHONS · 04-07-04, 06:12 PM

MOUSEKILLA:

OUCH, but its a learning error you won' t make twice.

Cya...

Tony

Solid Snake · 04-08-04, 02:42 AM

hehehe

ouch it look like it hurt! i do that too sometimes but im just lucky it hasnt happened yet.

DeviledDiablo · 04-08-04, 08:43 PM

lol guess that one answer the thread about tamed snakes biting :P dat sux.. i havnt even gotten a snake yet but im rdy to get bitten alrdy LOL ( good thing or bad? lol ) o well lol but ****** on that mistake.. hopefully ppl can learn from wut u did wrong

my money was on the snake anyways :P jk well gl next time wit that.. peace peepz

rootkey · 04-10-04, 05:39 PM

Jesus, yea your very luck he/she didn't stay on and coil, you got it bad enough, i wonder what the poor mice/rats feel now... lol.

MouseKilla · 04-10-04, 07:40 PM

Well the rats feel very little when they're bitten by the snake because they've usually been frozen and boiled and have always been killed before the snake ever sees them. LOL! As for how it feels to have a block of wood come down and sever their spine I can't really say other than that it's a quick death.

This bite didn't hurt at all but it sure did scare the bejeezes out of me! lol! Fortunately I had the presence of mind not to jerk my arm away and tear myself up in the process.