Anyone have Frill Necks ?
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andyscott
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thanks heaps we would very much appreciate it....cant belive how hard they are to find im looking in any state i found 1 in W.A think was gonna cost us bout 750-800 thats shipped to us so not a bad price but thought we would look a little closer to home but if we cant find anything we will try for that one
lol thanx for teasing we so badly want one
lol thanx for teasing we so badly want one
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snakeman478
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seen an ad on the herptrader for frillnecks today
If only
If only I had a c4 licence!!.
A long way off yet unfortunately. Ive spent a couple of years trying to convince my wife a snake would be a great pet, to no avail. But some things work out for the best, looking at some of the vids and comments from people, frillies seem like they may be a better choice anyway.
I still need to get a licence first though, and having to have a c3 licence for a year means buying something else first, and that doesnt really interest me. I dont see why being stuck with a reptile you dont really want after a year is a good idea, although I certainly see why they insist on it. Im going to do the paperwork and pay the money anyway, then just have to decide on what to do from there.
Anyway, great pics niall, they look awsome!.
Anyway
If only I had a c4 licence!!.
A long way off yet unfortunately. Ive spent a couple of years trying to convince my wife a snake would be a great pet, to no avail. But some things work out for the best, looking at some of the vids and comments from people, frillies seem like they may be a better choice anyway.
I still need to get a licence first though, and having to have a c3 licence for a year means buying something else first, and that doesnt really interest me. I dont see why being stuck with a reptile you dont really want after a year is a good idea, although I certainly see why they insist on it. Im going to do the paperwork and pay the money anyway, then just have to decide on what to do from there.
Anyway, great pics niall, they look awsome!.
Anyway
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XKiller
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Frilled neck lizard repmerments are much like outher lizards, there not so much aggressive but do have a face to show u when they are scared, i can not imagene a frilled neck lizard biteing someone unless it was last resort they would rather put down there frill and run in the oppsite directon, i have been bitten once buy a frilled neck lizard, it was my falt tho hand feeding itst the best idea with a lizard u are not famiular with (wasnt any of mine), and i can honistley say it doesnt hurt
they are great animals to keep full of personality and verry indivual, but can at times become a handfull........
Shane
they are great animals to keep full of personality and verry indivual, but can at times become a handfull........
Shane
Kristy_07
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Could you elaborate, please, Shane?
XKiller
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Frilled neck lizard do something alot of people call 'SULKING' i have had 2 frilled neck's that have put this act on for me when they do they can become at time a 'hand full' not to say there not worth it there amazing animals and if u put the time into them you will be verry pleasd with the result, + the amout of insects they eat and only a few of mine will actuctley drink form there water boals so i have to make them drink by useing a plastic surange witch they have lerned to drink from or useing a spray bottle and spraying into there mouths
That is how i would ELABORATE them being at times a handfull with out to much detail.............savy?
Shane
That is how i would ELABORATE them being at times a handfull with out to much detail.............savy?
Shane
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