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konrad1982
Yearling
United Kingdom
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 Posted - 09/08/2012 : 10:44:42
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| Well, rub is on the rack which I built not long ago. Ambient temp is higher than room temp only because rack is well insulated and only front of the rack is open. As I wrote down yesterday - he had only one meal with me in 9ltr rub but after suggestion to give him a mouse he striked at it and ate it yesterday in 50 ltr rub which I mentioned before. I even swapped his rub with anothere ones where I keep to young females - they were fine in those temps so I thought he will be too. I'm going to treat him as an individual now and will try to increase or lower temps like Lotabob suggested and see how it goes. |
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Kelfezond
The bearded one
United Kingdom
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Posted - 09/08/2012 : 11:08:36
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| Just a wee warning to chill out guys I don't want to have to lock the thread because of pointless arguments, keep it friendly. |
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Stewy-C-
Yearling
United Kingdom
103 Posts |
Posted - 09/08/2012 : 12:08:57
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Originally posted by Fezza
Come on Bob, you can't argue with nearly two weeks experience!
http://www.theroyalpython.co.uk/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=10078
I have owned my spider for two weeks yes, and? I have read everything there is to read on the matter for the last 6 months atleast. I have not answered the question with experience, I have answered it through built up knowledge.
Unlike the so called "experts" on here I have not referred to mine in comparison, which the others have. They are all different, and I spent a long time choosing mine so it shows little sign. This is due to the research I have put in over the months. As for people shooting me down on here, did you even know about head wobble before this thread? I doubt it, this is more of a pet forum so I wouldn't expect it. The peeps with all the posts would be out of depth on the main forums.
I don't have to explain myself or my knowledge any more. Keep doing what you guys do.
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Kelfezond
The bearded one
United Kingdom
4803 Posts |
Posted - 09/08/2012 : 12:38:56
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Originally posted by Stewy-C-
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Originally posted by Fezza
Come on Bob, you can't argue with nearly two weeks experience!
http://www.theroyalpython.co.uk/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=10078
I have owned my spider for two weeks yes, and? I have read everything there is to read on the matter for the last 6 months atleast. I have not answered the question with experience, I have answered it through built up knowledge.
Unlike the so called "experts" on here I have not referred to mine in comparison, which the others have. They are all different, and I spent a long time choosing mine so it shows little sign. This is due to the research I have put in over the months. As for people shooting me down on here, did you even know about head wobble before this thread? I doubt it, this is more of a pet forum so I wouldn't expect it. The peeps with all the posts would be out of depth on the main forums.
I don't have to explain myself or my knowledge any more. Keep doing what you guys do.
Just saying.
Nobody on here has referred to themselves as an expert, having read a few threads on various forum's does not qualify you as an expert on the spider gene and most definitely does not mean you have "read all there is to read" in fact it puts you on par with most of the people on this forum, the spider gene itself is riddled with much disagreement from people with real experience who have looked into the gene in hundreds of different snakes.
Nobody on here has said that you're incorrect they've all just said that your answer isn't the only possible answer. Personally I think you're wrong but that doesn't really matter.
Nobody has asked you to explain yourself or your "knowledge" you have just repeatedly called into the thread to announce that only your "expert" opinion is correct and that everyone else is wrong.
Your built up "knowledge" (which what we can tell is from you reading threads about spider genes on two forums) is not fact, it is collective opinion. Everyone knows about the spider head wobble, I've read a few threads myself on various sites but I've never heard of the condition keeping a royal on the move non-stop, from everything I've read the condition is a just a balancing problem.
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GMac
Grumpy scots admin
United Kingdom
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Posted - 09/08/2012 : 15:20:43
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Originally posted by Fezza
Come on Bob, you can't argue with nearly two weeks experience!
http://www.theroyalpython.co.uk/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=10078
This type of thing I dont tolerate, you do not put anyone down for having an opinion on this forum.
I have no spider genes in my collection, yet im informed enough to pass opinion on it as I do have knowledge of them.
I suggest everyone has a re read of the forum rules about respecting others opinions.
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