Worried!

[vwbabe]

It's dark blue????

Like a pen would be if writting on paper....

It's not 'Bright'
And I have Nine letters after my name & my english level is way above the average! It doesn't have to be drab & boring when you post things. A bit of colour & originality sets my replies apart from the others.
Simples!!

ps: Your post was nothing to do with the thread, nor the reptile theme of this website. There are forums for people that just like to pick points/never happy?
Have a nice day now

[Corey209]

Originally Posted by vwbabe

It's dark blue????
Like a pen would be if writting on paper....
It's not 'Bright'
And I have Nine letters after my name & my english level is way above the average! It doesn't have to be drab & boring when you post things. A bit of colour & originality sets my replies apart from the others. Simples!!

ps: Your post was nothing to do with the thread, nor the reptile theme of this website. There are forums for people that just like to pick points/never happy?
Have a nice day now

I'm very happy but every time you post it makes me want to punch a small school girl. You also can barely spell nor use punctuation properly so I'm kind of doubting your whole English level being above average. Invest in google chrome or some type of word check...

[EmbraceCalamity]

Originally Posted by vwbabe

It's dark blue????
Like a pen would be if writting on paper....
It's not 'Bright'
And I have Nine letters after my name & my english level is way above the average! It doesn't have to be drab & boring when you post things. A bit of colour & originality sets my replies apart from the others. Simples!!

ps: Your post was nothing to do with the thread, nor the reptile theme of this website. There are forums for people that just like to pick points/never happy?
Have a nice day now

I don't think it's an issue as long as you're using something dark. The brighter colors hurt my eyes personally, but black and dark blue aren't a problem to much of anyone, I don't think.

~Maggot

[vwbabe]

Thank you.
I had a couple of people say about the bright colours so I used more subdued ones. Some people obviously just like to moan I guess? As I have been respectful & I thought, fixed the problem.
Cheers anyway glad you agree about the colour.

[vwbabe]

So go punch one then and PLEASE if you've nothing related to the thread to say then go moan elsewhere. Please

[vwbabe]

Sorry that is a foul colour but just had to??

My appolagies to everyone else.
Except the 'chrome' or more likely 'explorer' spell check user!

[Corey209]

Originally Posted by vwbabe

So go punch one then and PLEASE if you've nothing related to the thread to say then go moan elsewhere. Please

I can only hope you don't ever have any offspring.

[SnakeyJay]

Woah what's the deal here? This woman is willing to do whatever it takes for these snakes and some people are ripping her apart over font.. Yes please don't use bright colours but apart from that, crack on.

Corey- chill out, there's no harm in what font/colour she uses.. Be more concerned in her animals like we were with you when you joined.. If I remember rightly you didn't receive a good welcome either, so you know it's not nice

[KORBIN5895]

Yeah. I guess I should've explained it better.

[Jendee]

Originally Posted by KORBIN5895

Yeah. I guess I should've explained it better.

^^^right??
look what's so frustrating right now and will always be is new people coming onto a forum to ask more experienced people advice and it goes in one ear and out the other. If you notice several people have tried to help and explain your boas behavior and you explain it away then repeat the original question. I will say you seem to really care for animals as if you'd spit on your thumb clean their face, or pinch their cheek care. but dear reptiles don't get their feelings hurt..he doesn't need a counselor he needs proper care and after that I'm willing to bet you'll get bit at some point. That's reptile keeping, they aren't puppies you cant build a relationship with them. Reptiles are my passion have been all my life, one of the reasons is because they aren't emotionally demanding they have simple needs..they need peace and quite, heat, humidity, security, water, a poop scooper, throw it some food once a week you have a healthy snake on your hands. Which means your doing your part. Stop being rude to the people that know what they are talking about it will not make you a liked person around here

[Corey209]

Woops, read that wrong.

[Jendee]

huh? im confused whyed you quote me. was that directed at me lol

[Corey209]

Originally Posted by Jendee

huh? im confused whyed you quote me. was that directed at me lol

I had thought your post was directed at me for some reason.. and I now that I have reread it I'm not sure why I thought that... Excuse my little rant lol..

[Jendee]

oh the frustrating feelings this thread brings out in people can have lots of people making errors lmfao gggrrrr Ive thrown my whole be nice thing out the window at this point

[jarich]

Originally Posted by Jendee

^^^right??
look what's so frustrating right now and will always be is new people coming onto a forum to ask more experienced people advice and it goes in one ear and out the other. If you notice several people have tried to help and explain your boas behavior and you explain it away then repeat the original question. I will say you seem to really care for animals as if you'd spit on your thumb clean their face, or pinch their cheek care. but dear reptiles don't get their feelings hurt..he doesn't need a counselor he needs proper care and after that I'm willing to bet you'll get bit at some point. That's reptile keeping, they aren't puppies you cant build a relationship with them. Reptiles are my passion have been all my life, one of the reasons is because they aren't emotionally demanding they have simple needs..they need peace and quite, heat, humidity, security, water, a poop scooper, throw it some food once a week you have a healthy snake on your hands. Which means your doing your part. Stop being rude to the people that know what they are talking about it will not make you a liked person around here

Sorry, but where was she rude to anyone (except perhaps Corey, who deserved it) and where did she not take advice? Looking over this thread she seemed to take yours and most everyone's advice to heart. She simply seems to be looking for the reason the snake became aggressive after improving its situation. Korbin offered one reason, which could very well be true, and she thanked him for it (after a bit of a misunderstanding) along with everyone else who offered constructive advice. While its true, Jendee, that new keepers should take advice, its also true that experienced keepers should have patience and understanding in dealing with new keepers who are new to all this and very excited/worried about the health of their new animals.

VWBabe, though my experience with boas in specific is very lacking, often with reptiles in general what we see as a docile, friendly reptile is merely a sick one. The lethargy and passivity they often exhibit is more a result of being sick, underfed or cold, than any natural behaviour. Thus, when they get the right temperatures, feeding and habitat, all of a sudden they become what seem like 'holy terrors'. It's basically the reptile's natural reaction to the situation now that it is getting healthy and back to normal. By the sounds of it, these snakes were in a terrible situation for a long time; all that stress in their upbringing seems to be showing now that you've improved the situation. They may never be snakes that you can handle easily, or they may settle down over time, its hard to say. Right now you are doing the right thing by not handling them. They need time to acclimate and get healthy. In a couple months, when they are eating well and have gotten acclimated, you could try holding them occasionally and see how it goes.

(Corey, there were a slew of grammatical errors in your post before you erased it. Until you are smart enough to correct them, I suggest you stop accosting others for it.)