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08-14-13, 10:43 AM
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new to forums and new to herps
Hi there I am new to the forums I am hoping to get a red tail boa, and a ball python.
I also am a really big fan of Leporad Geckos and Newts and Salamanders. As well as various froms mostly white tree frogs and Pacman frogs.
I am slightly curious about corn snakes but I have not really heard a ton of good things about them.
lol this might seem like an odd question but I have alway loved keeping little mammals like rats and hamsters. And I am hoping to own things like Sugar Gliders as well as Ferrets, Hedgehogs.
it is possible to own snakes and these yes?? lol I know dumb question.
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08-14-13, 10:59 AM
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Re: new to forms and new to herbs
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08-14-13, 05:17 PM
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Re: new to forms and new to herbs
Welcome to the jungle!
New to forms and herbs eh??
Mammals and reptiles in the same house =fine as long as they never meet nose to nose
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08-14-13, 05:32 PM
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Re: new to forms and new to herbs
Welcome! I agree that they're fine in the same house.
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08-14-13, 08:04 PM
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Re: new to forms and new to herbs
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Welcome to the jungle!
New to forms and herbs eh??
Mammals and reptiles in the same house =fine as long as they never meet nose to nose
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Watch out guys-I'm in rare forum tonite!
Pet coexistence can't be predicted. I hate it when people think animals are just like us, their not. There are too many instances of natural enemies coexisting in harmony to throw logic or written in stone conclusions about it.
I believe this though:domesticated animals take a lot of clues from our postures and we make them consciously and unconsciously. If you want to try to merge different species into a peaceful coexistence my best advice-be ever vigilant-but confident that they will get along.
And of course be ready to accept the consequences should it fail.But I can tell you I have mixed unnaturally coexisting species many times.
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08-14-13, 08:09 PM
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Re: new to forms and new to herbs
OP is asking about them just being in the same house I think... I don't see a problem :P
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08-14-13, 10:18 PM
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Re: new to forms and new to herbs
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Originally Posted by Doug 351
Watch out guys-I'm in rare forum tonite!
Pet coexistence can't be predicted. I hate it when people think animals are just like us, their not. There are too many instances of natural enemies coexisting in harmony to throw logic or written in stone conclusions about it.
I believe this though:domesticated animals take a lot of clues from our postures and we make them consciously and unconsciously. If you want to try to merge different species into a peaceful coexistence my best advice-be ever vigilant-but confident that they will get along.
And of course be ready to accept the consequences should it fail.But I can tell you I have mixed unnaturally coexisting species many times.
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This is terrible advice. Snakes aren't domestic animals so this is even more asinine.
I had rats in my snake room for three weeks. Some of my snakes were constantly hunting while others never even noticed.
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08-14-13, 11:41 PM
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Re: new to forms and new to herbs
Hey !
Welcome - you'll love it here!
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08-15-13, 02:25 AM
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Re: new to forms and new to herbs
Nice to have you join us.
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08-15-13, 05:38 AM
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Re: new to forms and new to herbs
Hello and welcome
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08-15-13, 08:33 AM
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Re: new to forms and new to herbs
Hi and welcome!
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08-15-13, 10:08 AM
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Re: new to forms and new to herbs
Hi and welcome shouldent be a problem as long as they in diffrent vivs lol ;-)
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08-15-13, 12:29 PM
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Re: new to forms and new to herbs
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Originally Posted by snakeman879
Hi and welcome shouldent be a problem as long as they in diffrent vivs lol ;-)
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lol and plenty of hand washing after handling
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08-16-13, 06:37 PM
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Re: new to forms and new to herbs
Hello and welcome.
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08-16-13, 06:45 PM
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Re: new to forms and new to herbs
Welcome to sSNAKESs!
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