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18-Aug-06, 07:58 PM

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Yah, she's out

After a "snobbish" week, hiding and running off to hide everytime someone looked at her, my new python is presently sitting, seemingly content on her branch.

The kids have been marching past, turning lights on and off and she still hasn't moved

I'm not even gonna attempt to touch her door otherwise she will nick off. Happy just to let her be. Hopefully she is beginning to get use to her new lifestyle.

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RE: Yah, she

good luck with that. With time snakes settle in to their new enclosures and usually feel confident enough to being handled

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I agree, its nice to see them settle in huh? All the best with her!

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18-Aug-06, 09:38 PM

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Good to see her settling in. How long have you had her now?

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19-Aug-06, 04:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Elfling

Good to see her settling in. How long have you had her now?

I've only had her a week but am mighty impatient...lol

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19-Aug-06, 09:16 PM

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I've only had her a week but am mighty impatient...lol

i can sypathise with that been waiting over a week for mine to shed for the first time since i have had her. i just want to see it happen...

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