You sound moody and bad tempered to me....

 

Exactly and it doesn't matter what any pet anyone has as long as it is looked after properly

THem burmese couldn't have been easy, get mahoosive they do !! They're lovely and I would love one but I wouldn't have the room for one and I have heard they can get bad attitudes on them Pity really.

Why shouldn't a snake have a name? Every pet has a name wether it's a dog, cat, rabbit or even a reptile!! I don't need environmental health as he is kept in sanitary conditions and isn't diseased or infected with anything and my kids love him too

 

Must have been hard work taking in all those rescue animals, not many would do it Birds of prey are gorgeous, my mum adopted one from a sanctuary in North Wales for my children a few years ago, he is a barn owl named "Stumpy" because he only has one leg LOL, but the money from the adoption goes towards his upkeep etc so he's well looked after and the kids love visiting him

Not a lot of places sell frozen mice and a lot of the o nes that do aren't always that decent. I like to know where they come from as I would't want to give my snake something that would make him ill, have even thought of breeding them myself for him, not sure on the legalities of it though

 

My first garter snake was called "snake", then when I got my second one it was called "other snake". Sadly "snake" died when he was young, so it left "other snake" all on her own. It confused people a bit, I had just the one snake called "other snake".

Btw I'm not a Goth, I don't agree with keeping pets these days either - cruel IMO.

 

I own a couple, but they're not posting at the moment.

 

ALL my snakes and lizards had names...

The burmese were a bit of a handful - i couldn't have kept them permanently - i looked after them while a friend moved house.... the bigger of the 2 - named BFG (Big Fat Git) was extremely affectionate and loved being handled and fussed...

i only ever had one snake with attitude - a boa constrictor called Binky. he used to hiss and strike a lot

i had a male iggy called Wilf - who layed eggs! we took "him" to the vet because "he" was egg bound. the vet operated but unfortunately "he" didn't survive very long after that

 

Aww Always sad when a pet dies I hope My royal has a good few years in him yet!!

I have never heard mine hiss yet, he's very quiet, It's nice when you can handle and fuss them, LOL @ Big Fat Git

Mine likes to wrap around my wrist or explore my jumpers LOL

 

All my animals had names too - even the ratties Favourite ratties were Hannibal and Clarice - he was a nasty piece of work and she was the only female that could stand up to him

The animals and birds the zoo brought to me were only ones that needed short-term looking after. I didn't have the facilities to keep them more than a day or two, or a rehabilitation keeper's licence for that matter. Sometimes it was only while the zoo were finding someone who could take them for longer. It could be heart-breaking when an animal didn't survive, though, and even the zoo's own vet wasn't experienced when it came to birds of prey. I did find a local vet to help out but the nearest specialist vet was about 40 to 50 miles away.

The children who lived round about used to bring me a wide variety of animals and birds they had found. I used to have to tell them/their parents to take a lot of the very young animals and birds back to where they had found them because they probably were not 'lost' at all.

The worst event was when a local depot found they had a sparrowhawk in one of their buildings. I went over there but they said they didn't need any help as they had called the RSPCA, who promptly tried to catch it in an overgrown butterfly net. It had anklets and jesses on and was ringed so it was not wild and if they'd have left it overnight it would have probably flown to the fist for food the next day. Instead it took them a couple of days to catch it with a net and they probably scared the poor bird half to death.

 

I have had various snakes, used to be approx 25-30 at one point but had to sell up. I have just got a pair of albino granite burmese now which are stunning and rare over here! going to increase my collection over the next year or so but as im just going to concentrate on high end pythons it will take time because of the costs!

i used to have normal,albino, green, albino green, labyrinth and albino labyrinth burmese, aswell as boas, pastel boa, anertherystic boa, royal pythons and false water cobras. i also had bosc and nile monitors and some other lizards too.

oh, i dont name them either as i had too many and did it for a hobby and to make money so i was constantly buying and selling!

 

Any pics of the albino burmese? Bet they're gorgeous, I have seen an albino ryal who was lovely, I would love more but I wouldn't like to have more pets than I could look after properly and the room would be an issue too, what with the size of viv you have to get for when they're fully grown !! I have a 5 foot wooden viv ready to be assembled for when Prince is a bit bigger

 

Space must be at a premium in the bed sit then, may I suggest you throw out your coffin shaped coffee table to make more room.........

Goths....

 

Dont you remember buying my coffin off me, because sooner rather than later you will need you said

Space is a premium in the 12 room bedsit,

 

DK1 pm mw your email and i will send you some pics !

 

Thanks, YHPM

 

if i pm my e-mail addy can i have some piccies too please?

 

I am a bit disappointed because my email's playing up and nothing coming through Hope I get them eventually though

 

IW, these pics are well worth looking at, absolutely stunning!!

Thanks for sharing them with me B9GLY

 

can't wait to see them

 

On their way

 

Has anyone seen my pet Troll, it has escaped ?

 

yeah, wondered where he had gone

 

thanks DK

B9GLY your snake is beautiful

 

I couldn't agree more

 

why thanks girls lol!!

 

No, thank you for sending the pics

Not something I have seen before , thanks

 

come on folks lets have some more snake piccies!!

 

 

We have two bearded dragons, both girls about 2 1/2 years old. The kids have named them Lara (as in Croft) and Foxy Cleopatra, but they really just get called 'girls'. Hubby really wants a tortoise but we just havent got the space for another viv at the mo.
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Forgot to add, I am absolutley PETRIFIED of snakes! Last summer went into to see a woman at home whilst working on community and had to leave cos she had a snake!

 

Aww they are so cute!!

Because of people being scared of them, I keep mine in the bedroom so any visitors won't be alarmed etc, so hopefully if people don't see him they won't need to scarper LOL

 

very cute

i used to keep one of my iggy's in my lounge - she would sit on a shelf and would keep perfectly still for hours.

i can remember one visitor getting the fright of her life when the iggy moved