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Housing snakes together - my very, very long opinion

Packerfan4 said:
Good God...most of you on here are over 30...DO YOU NOT HAVE A LIFE BESIDES GETTING ON THE NET AND TALKIN ABOUT SNAKES...no offense but you ppl need to get out more...Have any of you ever heard of FOOTBALL or sports in general???LEARN TO LIKE THEM AND MAYBE YOUR LIVES WILL SEEM MORE FULL. it has to be pretty damn boring waking up every day and playin with snakes. peace
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:-offtopic see that is what i mean, we dont need that there i sno reason for it, if you can take the time to type it then you cant insult us for somehting that we love and have grown up near, there is no reason to take an action and put a post such as that one.... UNACCEPTABLE :angry01: :devil01:
 
JTGoff69 said:
Let's see....you're 17...you got your first snake when you were 3....but you've been keeping them 12 years?
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No no no, What he SAID was:
Packerfan4 said:
I may only be 17 but i got my first corn when i was 3
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Then tried to backtalk his way out of it by saying he kept them for 12 (which probably means he an older sibling who has one and they lives under the same roof).

I have to agree with Wilder though. At 3 years old, that is pretty damn impressive!
 
My brother bought me one when i was three and i started helping him take care of it...He gave it to me before he went to collage on a football schlorship, i was about 5 then...answer ur ?'s?
 
Originally Posted by Packerfan4
Good God...most of you on here are over 30...DO YOU NOT HAVE A LIFE BESIDES GETTING ON THE NET AND TALKIN ABOUT SNAKES...no offense but you ppl need to get out more...Have any of you ever heard of FOOTBALL or sports in general???LEARN TO LIKE THEM AND MAYBE YOUR LIVES WILL SEEM MORE FULL. it has to be pretty damn boring waking up every day and playin with snakes. peace

lmao now THATS funny, thanks hehe..."Dats a good one, Ahnold"...

hmm...so far today i've washed 3 loads of laundry, vacuumed the downstairs, made the kid put hers away AND clean her room...fooled with snakes (of course)...manged to squeeze jumpin inline here and takin a few pics of snakes...

work a four day 50 hour plus week, support my family and hobbies while my wife works and attends college full time...at least twice a week hike and fish all over the few lakes we have here...take my kid herp hunting...drive 700 miles to attend shows...it's all good tho, it's called multitasking and it comes with experience, as does age, humility and knowledge...and the ability to gracefully remove your foot from your mouth, but that can be done...even at...17....
 
PF: How many snakes have you kept since then?
What kind of snakes?
How many do you have now?

Just curious. :)

CKA is my new E-hero. :)
 
cka said:
Originally Posted by Packerfan4
Good God...most of you on here are over 30...DO YOU NOT HAVE A LIFE BESIDES GETTING ON THE NET AND TALKIN ABOUT SNAKES...no offense but you ppl need to get out more...Have any of you ever heard of FOOTBALL or sports in general???LEARN TO LIKE THEM AND MAYBE YOUR LIVES WILL SEEM MORE FULL. it has to be pretty damn boring waking up every day and playin with snakes. peace

lmao now THATS funny, thanks hehe..."Dats a good one, Ahnold"...

hmm...so far today i've washed 3 loads of laundry, vacuumed the downstairs, made the kid put hers away AND clean her room...fooled with snakes (of course)...manged to squeeze jumpin inline here and takin a few pics of snakes...

work a four day 50 hour plus week, support my family and hobbies while my wife works and attends college full time...at least twice a week hike and fish all over the few lakes we have here...take my kid herp hunting...drive 700 miles to attend shows...it's all good tho, it's called multitasking and it comes with experience, as does age, humility and knowledge...and the ability to gracefully remove your foot from your mouth, but that can be done...even at...17....
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wow CKA that is a very impressive list respect has been gained for that, i got tired sjut reading that likst hahahah but see packerfan4 we do do things and to insult us with that is just incredably chldish, hope you can put fudes aside and jsut give up you cant back your self outa this one :shrugs:
 
Then how do exotic pet stores house all of their baby corn snakes togther? That's what came up in my mind while I read this thread.
 
Packerfan4 said:
Good God...most of you on here are over 30...DO YOU NOT HAVE A LIFE BESIDES GETTING ON THE NET AND TALKIN ABOUT SNAKES...no offense but you ppl need to get out more...Have any of you ever heard of FOOTBALL or sports in general???LEARN TO LIKE THEM AND MAYBE YOUR LIVES WILL SEEM MORE FULL. it has to be pretty damn boring waking up every day and playin with snakes. peace
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Hey...that was totally uncalled for...It's truely amazing how a 17 y/o knows everything including everyone's life! We do have lives that we live and it's not degrading other people! So, with that being said, have mommy or daddy take you to the mall so us "over 30 y/o's" can talk about what we enjoy!
 
Packerfan4 said:
I have 2 corns
-1 cal. king
-1 Gaboon Viper
-2 albino burmese pythons
-2 Scarlet Kingsnakes
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-2 albino burmese pythons wow now that is amazing. how big are each, burmese pythons are like the largest snakes you can house now thats an impresive list
 
Packerfan4 said:
-1 Gaboon Viper
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oops im sorry i fell off my chair laughing my head off!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

okaaay, right, like im gonna believe that now.
do you even know what a gaboon viper is?

okay here are your symptons from its bite~

Haemotoxic venom is very painful
Severe Local symptoms -- Intense Pain, Inflammation, Ozing of haemolytic blood.
Marked Vasculotoxic effects.
Bleeding from mucous membrane of the Mouth, Anus, Nose and haemorrhages under the skin.
Because of local damage to circulatory cells, hemotoxic venom spreads more slowly and has a slower action than the neurotoxins.
Vascular Collapse - Cold Skin, Rapid feeble Pulse, Dilated Pupils insensitive to light, Gradual loss of consciousness.

and this is what a west african gaboon viper looks like ~

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and these, my friend, are its wonderful fangs~

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oh btw, these are pictures of a baby gaboon viper as well.
i hope your very well trained with such venomous creatures, you know, it is illegal to keep venomous snakes, right?
 
now that is one beutifull snake, i one had a eyelash viper for aobut 7 years it died last fall, he was yellow it was the most amazing snake i ever housed :cheers:
 
oh and if anyone has a problem with my signature are liek the pictures are idstracting or something sjut tell me i wll cooperate and remove it but for the most part i find it amusing hahaha
 
Gaboons are beautiful snakes to be sure, but I don't think they should be pets, ESPECIALLY for a 17 yr. old who is off doing so many other things besides worrying about his highly venomous snake at home.
 
Gaboon Vipers are native to East Africa, they are known for the horns at the end of their heads head. If handled properly you can handle them without a snake stick or snake tongs mines 2 yrs old and hasant shown any sort of agression but i still wear leather gloves wit FLEX-Metal in them to prevent me dying.

If you E-mail me i'll send you pics of my female gaboon "Bailey"
 
JTGoff69 said:
Gaboons are beautiful snakes to be sure, but I don't think they should be pets, ESPECIALLY for a 17 yr. old who is off doing so many other things besides worrying about his highly venomous snake at home.
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yeah JT, i agree with you there, they certainly are gorgeous, damn i certainly wouldnt want one for a pet though, lol

and the burmese pyton thing ~ seriously now packerfan, is your gonna make up snakes that you dont even own, at least say snakes that COULD be passed as pets, take a read of this about burms ~

about burmese pythons

have a nice day now.
:D
 
Packerfan4 said:
Actually...it isint illegal to keep venomous snakes in kansas.
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well it is here in england so i dont know about kansas, i would like to see your female gaboon then, but not through e-mail, you can post it here for us all to see then if thats the case, thank you.
 
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can you jsut post the pictures of your viper on this forum, my e-mail has been acting up for weeks, and i would like to see her, im not saying i dont believe i would jsut like to see her patterns and colors thats all :rolleyes:
 
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