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My corn snakes ing stupid.

kshannon said:
Is this post a joke??? Not trying to be mean, but it just doesn't seem real....
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I don't think you're being mean, and you have every right to be suspicious. The original post in this thread seemed fairly trollish to me as well. Then there's the fact that members StaceyBaybee and Daveo posted from the same computer today, one after the other, in roughly the same time frame. StaceyBaybee's post didn't seem particularly trollish, but I can't say the same for this one. Maybe he/she/they can explain. :shrugs:

It has been expressed that the zealous pursuit of "sock" (duplicate) account activity may not be in the best interest of this site as long as rules are not broken, and there IS no rule against socking. Heck, there's no EXPLICIT rule against trolling, which is a hard thing to prove sometimes anyway. I guess it's no new revelation that the best way to deal with trolls is to ignore them...

But there IS a rule against implied or explicit profanity. So no more "ing" stuff, "Daveo".
 
Just my experience w/ a troublesome snake: my Blizzard really was terrified of movement and it's been two months now with no handling. 19 mos old, and I've had her for 7 mos.
She's just beginning to be curious and not so afraid when I open her tub. She actually stuck her head out and was gonna climb out on her own for the first time couple days ago... It's just taking a lot of patience and time for her to gain some confidence in her "snakeness".
 
Here's the answer you need

omni said:
Just my experience w/ a troublesome snake: my Blizzard really was terrified of movement and it's been two months now with no handling. 19 mos old, and I've had her for 7 mos.
She's just beginning to be curious and not so afraid when I open her tub. She actually stuck her head out and was gonna climb out on her own for the first time couple days ago... It's just taking a lot of patience and time for her to gain some confidence in her "snakeness".
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Exactly how it should be...
MIKE
 
v_various said:

I'M KIDDING
besides, it would break poor jazz.
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Too late, the magic word has already been said....

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What is 'socking'? I've got images in my head of a lambchop sock puppet being someone's only friend............
 

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diamondlil said:
What is 'socking'? I've got images in my head of a lambchop sock puppet being someone's only friend............
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Its an ancient art form involving the manipulation of socks into shapes of mythical creatures. Traditionally its done in bright colours and features famous and well known childrens characters... In this instance however its just...

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Thanks Dean. That is so weird. I still feel inspired by Mr AJ to make some sock puppets though I won't make accounts on here for them, well, not unless they tell me to:rofl:
 
Whoa! I didn't expect so many replies! This thread was no troll btw, stacey is my sister so we use the same comp. Anyway it doesn't matter now sadly my snake died earlier today.
 
Reply to what Maize411 said is it reccommended to feed the snake out of the tank I have started to feed my snake in his hide and he eats no problems
 
It's just better to feed them in a seperate tank or container..for one..They won't be in danger of injesting their substrate with the meal, for two it lets them know that you putting your hand in the tank doesn't mean it's feeding time..It's only feeding time when they go into the feeder tank so their less likely to bite..
 
So anyway, who wants to compare sock puppets?

I call mine socky.

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He has no eyes because i cant sew. Hopefully yours are better.
 
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