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Old 03-04-2007, 10:40 PM
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Old 03-04-2007, 10:46 PM
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Does she not mind? I'm scared to put my snake in the bath incase he panics or gets stressed out.
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Old 03-04-2007, 10:54 PM
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Lovely snake!

Though from the topic, I was hoping it would be pics of someone getting bitten!
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Does she not mind? I'm scared to put my snake in the bath incase he panics or gets stressed out.
I'll be honest with you, no matter what I do she's very shy and can easily get stressed out which is what people call a typical blood temperament. At least she's never attempted to bite me. She hissed a bit when I got her out of the vivtonight, and she got a bit scared when I dropped her in the bath. Afterwards she relaxed and swimmed about for over an hour.

UKBob (a member of this forum and breeder of bloods) said I should do this once a week to make sure she hydrates and swims a bit.

I've been keeping her in a good level of humidity, but still thought it would be good for her health.

Also, it's a good excuse to interact with her and handle her a bit
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Old 04-04-2007, 12:20 AM
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Very nice Dex
But do the cats try and eat her though
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Think it would be the cat getting eaten lol
Shes looking stunning mate, lovely name aswell.
Curse my lack of space and money, otherwise she would still be mine.
Shes in an awesome home so im just as happy
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I'll be honest with you, no matter what I do she's very shy and can easily get stressed out which is what people call a typical blood temperament. At least she's never attempted to bite me. She hissed a bit when I got her out of the vivtonight, and she got a bit scared when I dropped her in the bath. Afterwards she relaxed and swimmed about for over an hour.

UKBob (a member of this forum and breeder of bloods) said I should do this once a week to make sure she hydrates and swims a bit.

I've been keeping her in a good level of humidity, but still thought it would be good for her health.

Also, it's a good excuse to interact with her and handle her a bit
I have no personal experience but when I see bloods in shops they are often soaking in their water so I assume they quite like water anyway.

Very nice snake too mate.
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beautiful snake they really scare me though
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Old 04-04-2007, 11:15 AM
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But do the cats try and eat her though
The cats would be very tempted, but they are very afraid of water

To be on the safe side, we shut the door when she's having a bath, then she can relax and swim about
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