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11-17-11, 05:50 PM
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Captain America
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Re: Lazy blood
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Originally Posted by CDN_Blood
He's young though, isn't he? I've raised a couple of Bloods and they often seem to start that way, but the chances are that you'll see that behaviour change quite radically once it gets some size to it. With size comes a little more confidence  |
Sounds like my Yellow Anaconda.
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11-17-11, 08:01 PM
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Re: Lazy blood
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Originally Posted by marvelfreak
Sounds like my Yellow Anaconda.
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That's funny. All these years I've been saying that I find Bloods unlike any other snake, but if I had to choose one they most closely resemble, it's an Anaconda for behaviour 
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11-17-11, 09:57 PM
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slainte mhath
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Re: Lazy blood
when feeding bloods i also found for a big chunky snake,they were one of the fastest strikers i've ever seen
the power and speed of bloods is very impressive imo
cheers shaun
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11-18-11, 10:35 AM
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Re: Lazy blood
Yeah I agree, my other bloods hit like trucks and they strike faster than most other snakes I've seen. Yeah, this guy is a youngster, so like you said he may change once older.
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11-19-11, 10:38 AM
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Captain America
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Re: Lazy blood
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Originally Posted by CDN_Blood
That's funny. All these years I've been saying that I find Bloods unlike any other snake, but if I had to choose one they most closely resemble, it's an Anaconda for behaviour |
My is just like my Bloods. All i have to do is watch his breathing like with my Bloods to tell his mood. He'll breath really heavy and watch me like a hawk if he not in the mood to be messed with just like they do. But when his in a good mood there's no heavy breathing i can reach right in and pick him up. Same as with my Bloods. With both it's all about knowing how to read them.
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