Just in case you were wanting to get bitten to see what happens..
As follows
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4WvnjCkLbvY
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Just in case you were wanting to get bitten to see what happens..
As follows
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4WvnjCkLbvY
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Ewwww wow I can see why the heart stops so quickly. I'm glad my python only has baby teeth and no poison.
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I couldn't believe it!Originally Posted by lovbyts
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Shit
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Hemotoxic venoms are nasty and do substantial damage. Neurotoxic venoms are often more fatal.
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It was like cobra corn starch.
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I hate those things. Every once in a while i hear a story about someones snake escaping and being loose in thier house. Never for the life of me could understand why someone would bring one of those things into thier home. Constrictors and poisonous ones no less
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Constrictors are typically not poisonous. Why do people have pets at all? Dogs are meant for hunting and such so they have a use but a pet? Some people keep birds. They are dirty and noisy. I HATE spiders but my daughter wanted a tarantula when she was 7 so we had one for 3+ years. I have had a python for over 30 years. It's gotten out a couple of times way back when but we always found it and it's not BIG, only like 4ft.
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My favorite pets were my piranhas.
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Constrictors aren't poisonous at all. Unless you somehow get an infection from bacteria in their saliva. Tarantulas are creepy as hell, I've had my ball python get loose a few times that was a pain in the butt let alone a tarantula haha. I've got a 156lb presa canario that is larger then my girlfriend and yes it works well when hunting. Also the best dog I've ever owned as a family pet.
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Never had piranhas but the bar down the street has several and some pretty big...
My daughter had a zoo growing up. Neighbor kids use to come over with her because they didn't believe her and would say she is a lair until they saw them.
We had 2 large Iguanas, 2 horned lizards, 1 tarantula, 1 ball python and she also had a mess of pet rats.The rats I didnt like but they provided substance for the snake.
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Whatever happened to just having a golden retriever or beagle... lol
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My piranhas grew to about 12 inches. I had two in the same tank - bad idea. Came home one day and there was one big bloated piranha, not two. Lol.
Never had piranhas but the bar down the street has several and some pretty big...
My daughter had a zoo growing up. Neighbor kids use to come over with her because they didn't believe her and would say she is a lair until they saw them.
We had 2 large Iguanas, 2 horned lizards, 1 tarantula, 1 ball python and she also had a mess of pet rats.
I've often wanted an iguana. I hear they can grow upwards of 18 feet? What is their disposition like? Are they aggressive?
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I did research on dogs. I wasn't very popular.
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If you dont handle them enough yeah they get a little testy and you have to watch out for the tail. They dont like to come back in from outside on a nice hot day. 18ft???? Never saw one that bit and I have seen a lot in the wild. Sounds more like a monitor lizard or Komodo Dragon. My daughter actually had a baby Komodo Dragon for a while.
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fvck, you would have to be the best dad haha.
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Yeah I didnt want her to grow up to be to much of a girly girl. Obviously never played with dolls. She got her first ATV at 7 and was riding my Raptor 700 when she was 12. You wouldnt know it by looking at her that she's not a girly girl though. She knows how to dress up now that she is 19 but still likes to ride quads and has to many pets. Now she has 11 ferrets.
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That's what i'm thinking lol. All I need is a dang dog and i'm happy
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That's incredible!
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wow, crazy that it only took a small amount of venon to coagulate that much blood
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Actually, the piranha that survived used to let me pet him/her along the dorsal fin. I never took my eyes off of it. At feeding time it went nuts for live fish.
Wow, a Komodo? That would be crazy awesome but isn't their saliva littered with dangerous bacteria?
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I watched some shows on piranha's and they are interesting to say the least. They showed how people can walk in pools with them and have no problems but you throw in a fish/prey or as in one case a buss crashed into the river and they smell the fear/adrenalin or something and instantly go on attack.
The piranah at the bar near me lived through the bar burning down 2x. lol They died of old age around 20 though.
Yeah and she knew it but it's not deadly especially when they are small. You know you have to let kids make their own mistakes sometimes. I let her touch a hot pan on the stove when she was 3 or 4 after I told her NO several times. I made sure it was not HOT!! but she learned her lesson and never did it again.
Last edited by lovbyts; 12-18-2012 at 02:56 AM.
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I remember seeing this when it was originally on tv, really cool stuff and scary as well!
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I hear you bro. My Greyhound passed away 3 months ago, trying to pick a good Newfoundland breeder for my next baby
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Muscleink hit MM13 up for the answer. She's the subject matter expert.
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