is this reefsafe??? - Page 2

Aquattro · #1 03-04-2012, 01:51 AM

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Originally Posted by daniella3d

My friend is not full of crap, sir. you have no clue what you are talking about. .

Ya, ok. I've held snakes from 1 foot to 26 feet(at well over 200 pounds), all of them squeezed, and I just started at one end an unraveled them. No broken bones. I fed mice to 3 foot snakes, and no broken mouse bones snapping. So unless your friend has bones finer than mice, the snake did not break anything. I think sometimes we remember things from when we were 14 a bit different sometimes than the way they really happened. I'm not gonna argue about it, it didn't happen. go find a Herpetology forum and post the scenario, see what kind of answers you get.

daniella3d · #2 03-04-2012, 05:38 PM

LOL! how can I remember something different when we went to the hospital, she had an X ray, showed a broken bone and then a splinter

YOu're funny

I guess the bone broke on its own and the snake had nothing to do..probably it's the dense air around that broke it and we all imagined going at the hospital.

I don't care what any body will tell, that's simply what hapened. People once thought that the Earth was flat and you could get killed by pretending the contrary.

Cute picture of the dog!

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Originally Posted by Aquattro

I think sometimes we remember things from when we were 14 a bit different sometimes than the way they really happened. I'm not gonna argue about it, it didn't happen. go find a Herpetology forum and post the scenario, see what kind of answers you get.

Kimmi7 · #3 03-03-2012, 04:19 AM

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Originally Posted by daniella3d

yeah sure, what ever. My friend got her finger broken from a simple baby snake holding on too tight. I can only imagine how strong such big snake is. They not only suffocate their preys, they can hold on with a very strong grip if they feel scared or they don't want to be moved from one spot.

Do you have snakes?

They can't break the glass at all. Even striking the glass they don't. I had a 12.5 Burmese python, who would go after anything when he was in his tank, including myself. Hell my friend had a 16 foot retic who didn't break tanks.

Only thing I would worry about is him after a good feed. I used to put my guy in warm water a couple days after a good feed as it was easier to clean after.

Is the a red tail? Very nice looking

reefwars · #4 03-03-2012, 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Kimmi7

They can't break the glass at all. Even striking the glass they don't. I had a 12.5 Burmese python, who would go after anything when he was in his tank, including myself. Hell my friend had a 16 foot retic who didn't break tanks.

Only thing I would worry about is him after a good feed. I used to put my guy in warm water a couple days after a good feed as it was easier to clean after.

Is the a red tail? Very nice looking

yes it is a red tail, very friendly.

heres a pic of our smallets boa doing his thing with tonka aka tank:P

Aquattro · #5 03-03-2012, 08:30 PM

Oh god!!!!! He's gonna eat the dog!!!! Ahhhhhhhh!!!! Or not.

Kimmi7 · #6 03-03-2012, 08:34 PM

Lol. Nice looking pup, looks pit or maybe a dogo.

sphelps · #7 03-03-2012, 08:41 PM

Haha Tank is badass.

Looks like a ball python, I had one of those

kole · #8 03-03-2012, 08:45 PM

Lol The dog doesn't look to happy to be wearing the snake.

paddyob · #9 03-04-2012, 02:04 AM

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Originally Posted by reefwars

yes it is a red tail, very friendly.

heres a pic of our smallets boa doing his thing with tonka aka tank:P

I am not a big fan of pitbulls.... but this is a super cute picture. You can tell by his ears he is unsure of what the hell to think.... I would not try it with the 8' boa.... might be lunch.

Cute though.

Tracey2 · #10 03-04-2012, 02:13 AM

Reefwars, I hope you understand that tonka is counting on you as pack leader to protect him.