Hi all
Tomorrow, I'm meeting the seller of a one-year-old jungle jag (Krauss x SXR). He rang in the name of full disclosure to specify two neuro symptoms he's noticed. I wonder if someone EXPERIENCED with jags would mind giving me their opinion of how mild/severe these symptoms are in the world of neuro.
1. If she's laid on her back, she doesn't fight to right herself as most snakes do. Instead, she rights her head and the body slowly follows;
2. Sometimes, when climbing a vertical object, the top half of her body arches back for a moment before she "realizes" something is wrong and corrects her position. He hasn't seen her fall as she corrects herself before that happens.
He says that, in all other respects, he's only seen normal behaviour in drinking and eating, no shaking, etc.
Do you see any of this as a concern? I've read that many consider some level of neuro to be part of most jag packages.
Thanks,
Mark.
Tomorrow, I'm meeting the seller of a one-year-old jungle jag (Krauss x SXR). He rang in the name of full disclosure to specify two neuro symptoms he's noticed. I wonder if someone EXPERIENCED with jags would mind giving me their opinion of how mild/severe these symptoms are in the world of neuro.
1. If she's laid on her back, she doesn't fight to right herself as most snakes do. Instead, she rights her head and the body slowly follows;
2. Sometimes, when climbing a vertical object, the top half of her body arches back for a moment before she "realizes" something is wrong and corrects her position. He hasn't seen her fall as she corrects herself before that happens.
He says that, in all other respects, he's only seen normal behaviour in drinking and eating, no shaking, etc.
Do you see any of this as a concern? I've read that many consider some level of neuro to be part of most jag packages.
Thanks,
Mark.