Amphibian wrote:Should we be encouraging the "tipping" of mounds?
kimberleysucks wrote:thanks Hantam. I did phone , they said she's on sick leave. Shall re-try some time in the following week.
Updates - my corn died (suspected drowning or overheating) .. My own stupidity. But we learn out of our mistakes, right ? Sad that it needs to be at the loss of a reptile. I'm now seeking a new reptile, unfortunately I am broke. Guess I'll tip a few rocks at a nearby field. Maybe I find a brown house or something. If anybody is reading this. When is the best time to tip rocks ? Which time, season etc?
Wolf777 wrote:In all honesty I don't see you fit to keep a snake or any animal for that matter at the moment. Sure we learn from our mistakes but you don't even know what you did wrong and already want another animal to fill the void regardless of species. What makes you think they won't end up the same as the first one? Go save up, do research, get a quality captive bred animal and ensure you can meet all of its needs; it will only do you good. You will not get many if any positive replies with that mentality. Would you rather not wait a bit longer, spend the extra money and get a healthy animal with strong genes whilst resting assured that you did not exploit the environment needlessly?
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