meatcakeman said:

Professor Cuddlesworth would be a suitable name

or Cum Bubble

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Lol at 3 year old thread bump... and ... .

Caribou_Lou said:

my friend had an 11 foot python and he released it into the forest preserve when he moved haha

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... I hope it was a pregnant python... The world needs more non-native invasive species  . . .

vinsue said:

Lol at 3 year old thread bump... and ... .

Caribou_Lou said:

my friend had an 11 foot python and he released it into the forest preserve when he moved haha

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... I hope it was a pregnant python... The world needs more non-native invasive species  . . .

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haha   

makaveli8x8 said:

but seriously my only advice to you is to start breeding mice asap, you'll save tons of money and he'll get cleaner, fresher food

oh and when you feed your snake put him in a bucket first and then drop his food in, i know i know u both kinda miss out on the fun, however it serves alot of purposes, the main one being it keeps your cage alot cleaner, 2 every now and then you'll run into a really smart mouse that your snake can't catch, and 3 it keeps you on a schedule for taking your snake out and also makes him accostomed to eating in the bucket which will make him a tiny bit tamer as eventually he will start thinking "food" every time you take the top off his cage


OH and speaking of cage, make dam sure you put some rocks on each corner of your screen top, snakes are excape artists...well except for the fat lazy ones like boa constrictors

Edit: just looked at your pics again, i would upgrade to a much deeper water bowl, and much bigger overall as well, snakes like to take baths, but that water bowl also looks a bit shallow to be drinking out of, you'd have to keep it tip top full to make it comfortable to drink from and in a couple hours it's going to evaperate a lot

id also upgrade your bedding, ideally you should have something he can burrow under to keep warm, the downside is it will eventually get into his mouth during feedings, which is another reason to use a bucket

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You said everything I was going to say

Breeding mice is fun also, you get to play with genetics. I bred rats for a while because I have a 5 ft corn snake and he ate a lot when I was breeding.

Nice snake RP

makaveli8x8 said:

im a bit confused by your pictures, it would seem you have some kinda of snake/gecko cross as he appears to be sticking to the side of his container

but seriously my only advice to you is to start breeding mice asap, you'll save tons of money and he'll get cleaner, fresher food

oh and when you feed your snake put him in a bucket first and then drop his food in, i know i know u both kinda miss out on the fun, however it serves alot of purposes, the main one being it keeps your cage alot cleaner, 2 every now and then you'll run into a really smart mouse that your snake can't catch, and 3 it keeps you on a schedule for taking your snake out and also makes him accostomed to eating in the bucket which will make him a tiny bit tamer as eventually he will start thinking "food" every time you take the top off his cage


OH and speaking of cage, make dam sure you put some rocks on each corner of your screen top, snakes are excape artists...well except for the fat lazy ones like boa constrictors

Edit: just looked at your pics again, i would upgrade to a much deeper water bowl, and much bigger overall as well, snakes like to take baths, but that water bowl also looks a bit shallow to be drinking out of, you'd have to keep it tip top full to make it comfortable to drink from and in a couple hours it's going to evaperate a lot

id also upgrade your bedding, ideally you should have something he can burrow under to keep warm, the downside is it will eventually get into his mouth during feedings, which is another reason to use a bucket

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jokerjon03 said:

Snakes! Cool

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hex_enduction said:

Fuck off 336

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