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General Herp Talk Can't figure out where to post down in the other discussion forums? Too many options and too complicated? Well post your herp related messages here and to heck with it. |
05-21-2012, 11:23 AM
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Help- I need info for snakes safe as pets...
Greetings,
I am in need of information on snakes ( snake in question being a 6 ft ball python) being safe as a pet with a child in the house, or how snakes dont pose a threat- something along those lines.
I am looking for statistics, printed resources ( I know I read something I think was from the Barkers) or anything that can stand a chance as being proof in the court system.
If anyone has any info- can you please link it to me?
I have been asked on another forum, and have since then lost all info I had ( I actrually did a college paper on how HR611 was obserd, and used some info on the net as references)
thankyou all in advance
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05-21-2012, 04:54 PM
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Go to USARK's website, they have a lot of statistics regarding snake injuries and deaths. None came from ball pythons, by the way. They're too small and timid to really do anything, even to a small child. Their first inclination is to "ball" up rather than bite, hence their name. And a 6 foot ball python is HUGE for a ball! I sincerely doubt it's that long, the largest I've ever seen maxed out at right around 5 feet, and that was a whopper 3000 gram female! If she's really that concerned, get a male ball python. They're smaller than the females.
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05-22-2012, 07:48 AM
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Yeah- measurement was prolly guesstimated- but the mother inlaw/whomever it is dont car e if its a 1 inch snake- SHE thinks its dangerous toa child...its one of those people....
ill have to look harder on USARKS page. Thanks for the info.
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