Some general questions about BRB's - Page 5

snake man12 · 08-29-12, 06:58 AM

You have a very handsome son and corn.

I can't wait to see pics of the brb when ya get one.

daddy and son · 08-29-12, 10:37 AM

thank you! Daniel is a great kid. Muffy is a pretty good snake too.

Snakesitter · 08-29-12, 02:03 PM

Great picts both. I see your corn is proficient with Facebook. ;-)

daddy and son · 09-20-12, 06:21 PM

Well, we finally came to a decision. We're going to get a ball python this year and a BRB next. I want him to be a little older and have a little more snake experience before we make that jump.

Wildside · 09-20-12, 08:00 PM

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Well, we finally came to a decision. We're going to get a ball python this year and a BRB next. I want him to be a little older and have a little more snake experience before we make that jump.

Very good decision!

rmfsnakes32 · 09-20-12, 11:25 PM

Thats a good choice there is plenty of really pretty ball python morphs out the. Good luck I will be watching the python thread for pics of your soon to be thread!

SnakeyJay · 09-21-12, 01:30 AM

Stunning snakes to own and with a little patience and understanding of humidity they're easy to care for.. However as has been said, they're VERY shy species and don't do too well with excessive handling in my opinion. I never see mine out in the day time and at night she has a strong feeding response..

I believe your fully capable of caring for a Brb but it may not be the best choice for what you want from a snake ( activity and your son being able to handle it regularly.) obviously there's the risk of bites but that comes with any snake and any size.

Wildside · 09-21-12, 11:51 AM

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Stunning snakes to own and with a little patience and understanding of humidity they're easy to care for.. However as has been said, they're VERY shy species and don't do too well with excessive handling in my opinion. I never see mine out in the day time and at night she has a strong feeding response..

I believe your fully capable of caring for a Brb but it may not be the best choice for what you want from a snake ( activity and your son being able to handle it regularly.) obviously there's the risk of bites but that comes with any snake and any size.

Protip: You should read at least the last few posts of a thread before responding Dear

SnakeyJay · 09-22-12, 12:31 AM

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Protip: You should read at least the last few posts of a thread before responding Dear

Oh I read them all mate, but I don't like royals or keep them so I gave my opinion on the brb instead.

Snakesitter · 09-21-12, 02:15 PM

D&S, congrats on reaching a solid decision. I wish you the best of luck with your new pet!

**millertime89** · 09-21-12, 11:47 PM

Boo... don't get a pet rock.

Snakesitter · 09-24-12, 04:15 PM

Royals are not my favorite either, but I think the logic and research were both very sound here, and completely support their decision. I wish more people were that thorough!!!

daddy and son · 09-25-12, 06:25 AM

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Royals are not my favorite either, but I think the logic and research were both very sound here, and completely support their decision. I wish more people were that thorough!!!

Thanks. The one thing I'm really trying to teach him is responsibility. Better to take it in small amounts than too much at once. If I overload him, the snake is the one that pays the price. Not fair to the snake. Let him work up to it and he'll do well.

**millertime89** · 09-25-12, 10:54 AM

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Thanks. The one thing I'm really trying to teach him is responsibility. Better to take it in small amounts than too much at once. If I overload him, the snake is the one that pays the price. Not fair to the snake. Let him work up to it and he'll do well.

Great attitude.

Snakesitter · 09-26-12, 02:13 PM

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Originally Posted by daddy and son

Thanks. The one thing I'm really trying to teach him is responsibility. Better to take it in small amounts than too much at once. If I overload him, the snake is the one that pays the price. Not fair to the snake. Let him work up to it and he'll do well.

Kudos to you for doing it right...with both snake and son!