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a male N.pallida.
he is a quite grumpy one,but always ready for a nice pose!
cheers!
Pallida
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Re: Pallida
by Fooble » Sun Feb 15, 2009 4:15 pm
Cool pictures.
Thanks For Sharing!
Thanks For Sharing!
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Re: Pallida
by ClintonT » Sun Feb 15, 2009 4:23 pm
Awesome pics. Looks like he has quite an attitude!
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Re: Pallida
by Quasimoto » Sun Feb 15, 2009 4:27 pm
Cool snake - love his colours!
Nice pics!
Nice pics!
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Re: Pallida
by BOOGY » Sun Feb 15, 2009 10:47 pm
Nice man! If you dont mind,please tell me more them.Are they much like N.mossambica behaveour wise?
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Re: Pallida
by Ralf » Mon Feb 16, 2009 10:01 am
everybody thanks for your reply,
as for the charactaristics of this beastie,i dont keep N.mossambica myself but can tell you that this animal
is a very nervous one i really dont have anything here that compares....yet maybe my Naja.n.naja when they are adults.
but most people i know who have a pallida all say that its a laid back species most of the time.
guess i have an exception then
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as for the charactaristics of this beastie,i dont keep N.mossambica myself but can tell you that this animal
is a very nervous one i really dont have anything here that compares....yet maybe my Naja.n.naja when they are adults.
but most people i know who have a pallida all say that its a laid back species most of the time.
guess i have an exception then
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Re: Pallida
by Niels v.d. H. » Mon Feb 16, 2009 11:58 am
Ralf wrote:but most people i know who have a pallida all say that its a laid back species most of the time.
guess i have an exception then
Cheers!
Hey Ralf, nice pictures M8!
But my pallida is also a nervous critter. My mossambica is layed back, with the exception with feeding (feeding frenzy).
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Re: Pallida
by Bushviper » Mon Feb 16, 2009 3:25 pm
It is far better to have a nervous snake because then you will never take a chance with it. When they are laid back is when you take a chance and get bitten.
With spitters the drawback is the spraying on the glass but the N. pallida I had never spat as easily as the mossambica did so maybe they are a little more laid back. A deep cage also helps to keep the glass clean.
With spitters the drawback is the spraying on the glass but the N. pallida I had never spat as easily as the mossambica did so maybe they are a little more laid back. A deep cage also helps to keep the glass clean.
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