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![]() Gotta say though, it is slightly weird and a bit unsettling to read posts from someone referring to themselves in the third person all the time....especially in response to a direct question from someone! Pretty sure Shakespeare probably didn't......
![]() I would second what other people here have said though.. If FloGirl is looking for a snake then she should find something she really likes the look of. There are plenty of eye-catching pictures in the "snake pictures" part of the forum. She should do as much research as she can on that particular beastie and then she should make her decision. It's no good FloGirl going and buying a corn snake if what she really likes the look of is an Irian Jaya Jaguar Carpet Python or a Western Hognose! From what I can gather most of the readily available snakes should be comfortable in a 4ft viv provided their temps etc can be met. Best of luck and I hope one day you can say "I" instead of "FloGirl"!!! ![]() |
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Thanks, FloGirl will check out some of the pics and see if she likes any enough to add to her list. |
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http://www.reptileforums.co.uk/forum...e-care-sheets/ I'm sure you'll get the usual people saying "Google" etc but there is 99.99% certain to be someone on here who keeps that particular animal and can help you. Hope you find something that catches your eye and that you think you can care for with the space/time you have ![]() Last edited by medusa0373; 14-01-2013 at 05:14 PM.. Reason: Added link to care sheet section |
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![]() £10 a week is enough to keep a snake - especially if you don't have to pay for the electricity.
![]() Frozen chicks are a lot cheaper than mice so when the snake is big enough you can vary their diet (a good thing) as well as save yourself some cash. A male common boa should be ok in a 4x2x2. I have a male that’s 4ft, he's a good feeder but just doesn't seem to grow. But that’s a rarity - you really have to expect them to hit 6ft so he may end up looking a bit squidged in a 4ft viv. Dwarf Boas are smaller, but you may struggle to get one on your budget. I'm not sure though, I'm not too up on the pricing of dwarf boas. Sonoran boas are very pretty though. Have you considered garter snakes? San Fran garters are nice. You have to feed these a fish based diet with the occasional rodent. This can be a benefit as a) you also get to eat the fish you buy and b) parents are less likely to object to frozen fish in the freezer. As an aside: I don't give a crap whether you refer to yourself in the third person or first. Your post are intelligible which immediately puts you in a rare enough category.
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