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No, they pose no danger to a child at all. However, a small child does pose a danger to a ball python depending on the child's age. (I've seen kids drop animals! Last edited by A.VinczeBPs; 08-27-2010 at 06:37 PM .
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Poisonous snakes are few and far between in many parts of the world. I think an older child even a toddler could be taught to stay away from wild snakes just as you may have a family dog but advise her to stay away from strange ones (and strange people). 1.0 Normal Ball Python (Monty) Various fish. 0.1 Wife.
Snakes are very powerful creatures. It will not see you as food and in defence it will try to hide or bite if it can't hide. So constricting isn't aggressive or feeding response but it is if it feels like it is going to fall. They will hold on tight uncomfortably so. It is a large animal 9 feet long and 60+ lbs.
1.2 Coastal Carpet Pythons Mack The Knife, 2013 Lizzy, 2010 Etta, 2013 1.1 Jungle Carpet Pythons Esmarelda , 2014 Sundance, 2012 2.0 Common BI Boas, Punch, 2005; Butch, age? 0.1 Normal Ball Python, Elvira, 2001 0.1 Olive (Aussie) Python, Olivia, 2017 Please excuse the spelling in my posts. Auto-Correct is my worst enema.
So, I'm apart of another ball python group which is normally amazing, so I'm not going to give their name, buy I was just basically attacked over my use of coconut fiber I was talking about my girl 3 month old Lilith (Lily for short) and was randomly asked about my tank set up. I described it and said I use coconut fiber, thought that was the ...
Re: can coconut substrate be dangerous? welcome to the site! i dont think its dangerous. i used to use it for a while and even if the snake ate some with the rat it didnt have any effect. if they can digest teeth and bones then i dont think coconut fibre will be a problem... 10-27-2006, 08:25 PM #3. skinymom.
Posts. 831. Thanks. 1,327. Thanked 828 Times in 488 Posts. I would imagine it hurts like it does for humans. Their eyes are adapted for darkness and they instinctively hide from bright light. Not sure if it's ever been shown scientifically to cause harm but I just assume that it does.
Snakes are not dangerous only stupid parents. I have 3 our of the 5 worlds largest constrictors and never ever worry about my children. If I thought for a second one could come into contact with one of my kids I would not own them.
Thanks. 879. Thanked 2,343 Times in 1,375 Posts. Blog Entries. 2. Images: 72. Tree oils (tea tree, cedar, cinnamon etc.) and citrus oils are toxic to reptiles (regardless of purity). Those oils should be avoided completely and other oils kept out of close proximity to your reptiles. Diffusing/spraying an oil into the air is not at all the same ...