I'm new around here

[hugsta]

That's Wong of you to make comments like that. :lol:

 

[africancichlidau]

Alwight I'll stop it

 

[hugsta]

He He He!

 

[Daisy]

I let my juvie coastals out with the dog - a miniature pincer. They don't mind him but I have to watch him like a hawk cos he always wants to play with em & he might break them. I reckon if your dog is small enough an adult python might eat him.

 

[africancichlidau]

If you let your dog and your python get together it is my opinion only that you are courting disaster.

 

[Guest]

Yep im with Steatocranus casureus, if you value your snakes, and dog for that matter, you will not let them "play" anymore. I smell trouble.

 

[Greg]

Yep im with Steatocranus casureus

He's calling you a Blockhead Phil. :shock:

 

[MrWong]

I let my juvie coastals out with the dog - a miniature pincer. They don't mind him but I have to watch him like a hawk cos he always wants to play with em & he might break them. I reckon if your dog is small enough an adult python might eat him.

I've seen a miniature pincer. They are only little too. And slight like a whippet. My dog is similar but lower to the ground. He hasn't got a tail so a python might think he's a hampster.

How long do you reckon I'd have to remove the dog alive if it got swallowed? I'd have to allow for the family debate. The python or the dog? :roll: The dog or the python? Could take time.

 

[Greg]

How long do you reckon I'd have to remove the dog alive if it got swallowed?

If the Python has already swallowed the Dog, then the Dog is already dead Mr. Wong.

 

[moosenoose]

A small silky could come out looking a bit like a long-haired dashy! Could be a financial benefit? Forget about it! Let em play together! - you should seriously forget the GTS & get a Scrubbie!

 

[MrWong]

What's a scrubbie?

 

[Guest]

Yep im with Steatocranus casureus

He's calling you a Blockhead Phil. :shock:

Nah, its actually "fathead"

Steato = fat, Cranus = head in latin.

 

[Greg]

Yeah but those fish are also called Blockheads Al. Both translations suit Phil though.

Did I say that???? :shock: :shock:

Farkurnell must have channelled thru. :wink:

 

[peterescue]

What's a scrubbie?

Scrub python, Amythestine python, something that you would be advised to avoid as a first snake.
Peter

 

[Guest]

And also lionheads Greg.
I have 5 of them and they are the coolest little cichlids you can get i reckon.

 

[moosenoose]

What's a scrubbie?

Scrub python, Amythestine python, something that you would be advised to avoid as a first snake.
Peter

It'll like his dog though!

 

[hugsta]

It'll like his dog though!

Yummy!! :lol:

 

[BROWNS]

Greg........can you PLEEEASE change your avatar man...


Or is that really you?

 

[Greg]

That's really me Browns. What's wrong with it?

Am I not one Hunk- O -Spunk??





Gregory

 

[Parko]

I think any python makes a good first snake, apart from Scrub pythons as Peterescue mentioned. It is just a matter of researching the snakes needs and being diligent in providing them. Though your dog may do as it's told(when your there anyway) a snake never will, I'd say why risk it?
As for enclosure size personally I think GTS should have just as big,(if not bigger) an enclosure as any large python, they can be an extremely fast and active snake. Just my opinion.
By the way did you know GTS are venemous? lol.