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saeed - 2018-05-19
hello I am buyerr from iran

Anonymous - 2018-09-07
My budget at a rock 3 days ago and hasn't threw it up. How long will it take for them to throw it up?

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raffy - 2014-12-03
i want to have one but i can't seem to find one here in manila, philippines. if you know a seller or one that is up for adoption, please let me know. thanx.

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Bang Bang - 2016-02-27
i would love to adopt one if possible,, been reading and doing my homework on them for about 5yrs now, but do to my work schedule i have been unable to acquire one as a pet. I'm military and i got shore duty coming soon. if any one knows of one for adoption or other please let me know
may - 2016-02-26
I have one for adoption, please reply ASAP
Peter Flygare - 2016-04-14
Do you still have it..? and where is it lokatet..?
Thanks
fareed - 2016-07-14
I have one too and its quite medium size, i live in malaysia, Sabah. Im willing to sell mine
JUSTIN ST.PIERRE - 2018-08-12
I'm looking for a frt

Stephen m Brown - 2018-08-11
Hello! I know there are a few tarantulas that can be housed together, would the king Baboon be one of these?

Arron young - 2018-08-06
I have had mine 20 years female she be 21 right now I have noticed behavior for years they dont burrow when hungry or aggressive they get on the tips of there legs like there on there tippy toes the only time the use or hide in logs are when they don't fill safe on there environment the hang out in the open and have a lower relaxed body they drink water by putting one foot in the water it travels up theleg to the'mouth' they will hunt in the daytime they are a ambush predator there eye sight not very good and are a more effective in day time hunting than at knight

Raj - 2017-03-11
I am looking for a young adult male Florida Box Turtle. I live in Jacksonville, FL.

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ANita - 2018-07-06
I have a box turtle I found in my back yard. looking to get rid of. don't know if male or female.

LAbri Caro - 2018-07-05
I will adopt him or by him as long as you're sure it's a male.

Tom Collins - 2010-07-08
Sonaran Gopher snakes is definitely a good pet, the only time mine gets cranky, well all my snakes tend to is when its feasting time, or shedding time, but hey, I'd be pissy too if someone bugged me when I was trying to get rid of my skin! Definitely a great starter pet, and just make sure you do have a cage lock cause they are definitely the smartest pet I have had and gets out all the time. Unlike my Moniter that gets stuck under my fridge every freaking day in the same spot.

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Corey johnson - 2018-06-18
that's a good tip, mines been lost for three days and I can't find him

Tony Osty Wilds - 2013-06-04

hi ive just got a corn snake snow from my son for my birthday I fed it on sunday when can I handle it cos I tried today Tuesday is that too soon as she keeps trying to bite me (not that it would hurt me ) but would like to handle it any advice

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Clarice Brough - 2013-06-05
NIce picture:) Well, the rule of thumb is to not handle them for 48 to 72 hours after feeding, depending on the size of the prey. Basically if you can still see a lump, then wait longer. Biting is from one of two things, either there is food around or the snake is feeling threatened. I would guess the second one. It's in a brand new environment, is young (babies tend to bite more than adults), and doesn't really know you yet. So be patient and gentle and you should be fine.
Clarice Brough - 2013-06-06
These are even better pictures to see your beautiful snow corn snake. And yeah, it sounds like he's still a bit nervous. But they adapt pretty quickly, as you are finding out:)
Tony Osty Wilds - 2013-06-06
Thanxs for that I got to handle it last night it tryed to bite me but I waited until she tunred around . Once in my hand it was ok , it was squeezing my fingers quit hard is this normal or was it it felt threatened
Callum Ryan - 2014-08-19
The squeezing is normal they are just trying to hold on. Think about it like you're a tree for them and that your fingers and other body parts and like branches so they just want to feel safe. :)
Shane allen - 2015-05-29
My corn snake must be super friendly he doesn't try any aggressive things
Anonymous - 2018-06-13
How long ago did you get the snake?

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