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KikisConstrictors In reply to 1-DevilishBlonde-1 [2011-10-16 20:48:53 +0000 UTC]

Hey! sorry about the delayed response.. god it's been over 6 months. if you still use DA you can catch me on

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KikisConstrictors In reply to xOhuLegendGinx [2011-10-16 20:49:44 +0000 UTC]

Jesus christ i forgot I had this account, this is monty... had him 4 years and he's approx. 14.5 ft now.

I'm still on though!

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KikisConstrictors In reply to Nemesis-the-Observer [2010-12-01 21:54:27 +0000 UTC]

Thank you!

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KikisConstrictors In reply to doglate [2010-11-28 01:18:24 +0000 UTC]

Yes, you're right they're slightly venomous. Though their venom is too weak to harm anything bigger than frogs or small mammals, they're the only venomous snake you don't need a licence to keep.

OMG, yes i feel your pain, parents can be a pain in the butt. My mom's terrified of all my snakes.

I'm expecting burmese python babies next month too!

Atleast we don't give them live rats aye? and these pythons are on large bunnies.

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Yami-Zero In reply to KikisConstrictors [2011-05-31 20:23:27 +0000 UTC]

Correction.

Western Hognose
Are venomous and poisonous to humans and can be very deadly.

Eastern Hognose
Are the cousins of Westerns, These are the "slightly" venomous snakes,
That can't harm humans via poison.

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DragonOfHuecoMundo In reply to Yami-Zero [2012-03-30 03:27:18 +0000 UTC]

I know this is an old comment, but I thought I should put my input as well. Western Hognoses are rear-fanged, so I am sure you know that they really have to chew you to get their fangs into you (But it is uncommon for them to bite, as they usually just bluff). As for the strength of their venom, it all depends on the person. Some just have the bite swell and be sore for a few days, while others can have more serious reactions due to allergies.

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doglate In reply to KikisConstrictors [2010-11-28 01:24:44 +0000 UTC]

That's a new fact I will be putting in my files. lol

How many you got? I wish I had at least one. TT_TT I actually had a baby wild garter snake, and it bit me, and my arents almost ran me to the hospital! lol i was like, "MOM! DAD! CHILL! It's NOT poisonous! Gosh!... DAD STOP! You will kill him! D:" After that, I don't think I will ever have a chance.

Yes, I suppose that's better than live rats... And bunnies sounds even worse. lol i can't decide which I like better! D: Rodents or reptiles! DX lol

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KikisConstrictors In reply to doglate [2010-11-28 01:33:59 +0000 UTC]

Haha awee, I like garters but they're particularly nippy.

I've been bitten soo many times before, i've kept snakes for 2 years and i'm only fifteen. Last time i was bitten was roughly 4-5 months ago by a friends snake i looked after. It was really nippy and wouldent quit biting her and she became scared to hold it, she was like IM NOT TOUCHING HIM AFTR THAT.. i was like *facepalm* it'll only get aggressive yano, so she left him with me for a while. LOL :3

for me i'd choose reptiles, even though i have a pet bunny XD

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doglate In reply to KikisConstrictors [2010-11-28 01:44:11 +0000 UTC]

lol I have been bitten by a lot of stuff... 2 Squirrels, many lizards and snakes, a few birds, a hamster, a fish, cats and dogs, bugs lol,... ya lots of stuff. XD I actually like getting bit... good stories to tell XD

That's just wrong! lol A bunny and a snake owned by the same person lol

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KikisConstrictors In reply to doglate [2010-11-28 01:53:58 +0000 UTC]

I know i know! i'm trying to sell the bunny, otherwise one day he'll end up python-chow. Lol,

and wow, that is alot to get bitten by xD <3

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doglate In reply to KikisConstrictors [2010-11-28 02:06:28 +0000 UTC]

D: I hope you mean an accident! DX lol

Yes it is. XD

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KikisConstrictors In reply to doglate [2010-11-28 02:15:18 +0000 UTC]

Yes! definetly accident haha. I'm not that mean

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doglate In reply to KikisConstrictors [2010-11-28 02:22:55 +0000 UTC]

lol good XD

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