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| cobra111 |
Posted - 03/09/2011 : 13:22:17
Hi
I have a royal python for sale who has just turned 2. Think she may be female due to size although have not had sexed. She is great at handling and we have had no problems in the 2yrs with her feeding or shedding. feeds once a week med/lrge rat dependent on size.
We have decided with heavy heart that she is better off away from us as our cats have now decided she is not scary and even though she is up high they are getting on her viv and tapping the glass which as you can imagine must scare the hell out of her.
She comes with Vivexotic (lx36) 36x15x16 4mth old viv,2 heat mats,bowl,chippings,greenery,log hide,2 rough branches that she uses to help shed and some vines.Also smaller plastic tank.
Will not ship so pick up only Newcastle upon tyne.
Will try and post pic later.
offers around £100 for lot |
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| Lotabob |
Posted - 04/09/2011 : 19:58:16
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Originally posted by Kelfezond
Goodluck with the sale, use the money to buy a boa constrcitor, cat problem solved hehehe
Haha that would do it alright. |
| Kelfezond |
Posted - 04/09/2011 : 16:54:18
Goodluck with the sale, use the money to buy a boa constrcitor, cat problem solved hehehe |
| cobra111 |
Posted - 04/09/2011 : 16:19:11
No we have tried perservearing but our cats our stubborn sods! been 2 months or so now and she does not seem to be settling with them and they are not listening.We do not have anywhere else to place her all the places we have tried the flippin cats get up (and one of them is old lady). But when they do it as soon as they get on the top she tenses to strike then even when we shoo them down she is striking the glass. They are locked out the room when Syd is out and she doesn't mind the dog or even one of the cats ( i have 3), but these two and her just do not get on which after 2yrs is unusual.
Thanks for the advice though but it is not something we decided within a few times of happening we have give it as much time as possible in hopes we could find a work around.
Sam x |
| macquirie |
Posted - 03/09/2011 : 21:37:38
Hi,I'm with BATS on this, it really does depend on your Snakes response to the cats!! 23 years ago when I got my first Royal I had a cat who was about 7 years old, she was very curious about the snake and started sitting on the viv,tapping the glass etc one day she got close to the glass and Joe struck out, she never went near again!!!
Warmest Wishes
John |
| n/a |
Posted - 03/09/2011 : 16:05:46
Sorry you have to sell the snake and sorry this post isn't directly concerned with the sale - but what is the snake's response to the cats? I have cats, and one of them can be a devil for batting on the viv glass, but the snake's response seems to be one of mutual interest. (I AM very vigilant!) The snakes eat well and don't seem fazed by the cats at all. But it does depend on the individual snake and cat of course. All the best. |
