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Old 02-Feb-06, 10:53 AM
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i wonder how many ppl think they're going to get bitten... anyone care to take a guess?
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Old 02-Feb-06, 10:58 AM
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Old 02-Feb-06, 11:04 AM
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Just to show we all suffer from a moment of madness this is me many years ago. I don't condone or encourage it, quite frankly it's crazy and saying you trust the owner means nothing, I doubt he was going to bite you.
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Old 02-Feb-06, 11:04 AM
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nice shots i love death adders especially the red ones. did he start handling them right after they hatched? i would be interested to know his method? maybe when they are really small he uses the holding them cupped in your hand method so they start associating your smell with being safe, so when you handle them they stay nice and calm.

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Hey, the hand-cave is catching on! I love it! Coco Grace (freaky little Oops) does too. The minute she goes in now she relaxes and falls asleep.

Sorry for going off topic, but I have nothing much to say about free-handling vens. Like rock climbing with no ropes... during an earthquake. I don't get it.
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Old 02-Feb-06, 11:08 AM
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That is one hell of a mullet you had going there, Uncle Boa! Is that the moment of madness to which you are refering?? :wink:
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Old 02-Feb-06, 11:11 AM
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Yes I think it's a close call between the mullet and the King Brown.
It was a very long time ago though, they were fashionable then, honest.

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That is one hell of a mullet you had going there, Uncle Boa! Is that the moment of madness to which you are refering?? :wink:
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You really wouldn't have wanted him to bite you Boa, he might have broken your achy breaky heart hehe (sorry, couldn't resist )
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Old 02-Feb-06, 11:20 AM
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You really wouldn't have wanted him to bite you Boa, he might have broken your achy breaky heart hehe (sorry, couldn't resist )
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Old 02-Feb-06, 11:24 AM
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Mullets are actually back in. I myself sport a "transitional mullet". (Just helping you out with the heat, Uncle Boa!)
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That's scary Boa :wink:
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Old 02-Feb-06, 11:35 AM
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That mullet scared me boa....... king brown is hot tho

Do you think this one is stupid?
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Old 02-Feb-06, 11:42 AM
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No, that goes way beyond stupid.
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is that you boa in that picture?

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Hey, the hand-cave is catching on! I love it! Coco Grace (freaky little Oops) does too. The minute she goes in now she relaxes and falls asleep.
well it would work with the vens. basically: your smell = safety, which would seriously help if you are trying to have a ven that you can free handle. also just wondering did you cool the vens befor handling them? i know if i am handling my python if he had been in the cold areas hes alot easier to handle unlike when hes in the hot areas and hes really alert!

only problem with the cupped hand thing with a newly hatched ven is what if it desides to bite the sides of its strangely warm cave?

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Yes that is me, taken a very long time ago when I was young and stupid, now I am old and stupid.

[quote="SLACkra"]is that you boa in that picture?
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