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04-17-2004, 05:52 AM
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snakes and tree's
took my boa out for some sunshine today. all was well till she found a pine tree she wanted to climb. found out how hard it can be to get an 8 foot boa out of a tree if they want to stay. but i finally won and have decided that letting her run is not a wise thing to do when there are tree's close by.
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ya if they want to hold on to some thing it's pretty hard to get them to let go was it a small pine tree?
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04-17-2004, 06:48 AM
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a snake that climbs trees... who would have thought?  |
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a snake that climbs trees... who would have thought? |
LMAO! 
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04-17-2004, 08:42 PM
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about two million years ago so did we,well some of us still do |
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about two million years ago so did we,well some of us still do |
u belive in that evolution stuff huh
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04-17-2004, 09:14 PM
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u belive in that evolution stuff huh[/quote]
yes i do but it was to be a joke not serious talk evolution and god and everything is a touchy subject and dont want to get in to that here
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04-17-2004, 09:16 PM
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yes i do but it was to be a joke not serious talk evolution and god and everything is a touchy subject and dont want to get in to that here[/quote]
tru, i feel that tho
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it was a pretty big pine tree. she's grown alot sence our last outing. i got her by the tail and she just kept going. guess i underestimated how strong she's gotten.
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the same incident happened with one of my carpets. i was doing some yard work and decided to take her out for some exercize. i put her in a short tree (5') that i thought the branches were far enough away from the lowest branch of the next tree over. i would look over every couple minutes and make sure she was fine. well i was rather suprised when i found her just about to reach the next tree's lowest branch. i quickly bent the tree over hoping to unbalance her but she "leaped" for the other tree. i ran and got a ladder and rescued her before she could get out of my reach.
moral of the story: 1) don't leave your snakes unatended for even .01 seconds.
2) if you must put a snake in a tree, buy a ficus tree. and leave the tree inside.
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I used to let my rtb's run around in the rhodadendrons they werent very tall but they were thick what a hassle when it was time for them to go back inside
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