:O i used to live nr basingstoke wats it like now? aint been there in 2yrs. still full of uglies? Im sure theres plenty of pet places round there. You could try askin at the pets at home if you cant find n e thin. sure i saw a reptile shop somewhere but cant think where
Its really naff full of chavs its really quite depressing Pets at home are useless they don't even stock reptile food anymore or birds
its deffo the place to go on a friday nite if you feelpoopabout urself. nothin like seein a 22stone woman in a mini skirt n boob tube!
Oh your harsh i don't think its the fattys thats the problem its the stupid people that just won't let them be people should have the right to go out and feel that they won't get agro from the first idiot to come along Oooops sorry for the rant
Hey thanks for all the info 4 days ago i got a 4 month old Amel corn snake he took his first feed really well but has been hiding ever since is this normal? I know i should start handling him soon but he refuses to be seen should i just move his hidey hole and pick him up or leave him alone i don't wanna traumatize him
congrats on your purchase give him a week to settle into his new environment, try a feed and if he takes it leave him another few days to digest it then let handling commence!!
cornsnakes, ratsnakes, bullsnakes, boas and day geckos Location:Leeds/York/Selby area
Thanks i'm just a bit nervous he is so much tinnier than the last one i handled i'm worried i'll squish him will give it a go tomorrow or Tuesday let you know how it goes
quote:Pets at home are useless they don't even stock reptile food anymore or birds
From insider knowledge we have never done reptiles (that was Pet City which was a different company) however we sell terripin food and tortoise food. Also we don't do birds anymore because they didnt sell well not to mention the time it took to clean them out and catching them to sell them was a royal pain in the ass. :P
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Posted - 19/01/2009 : 09:27:58
give him a week to settle into his new environment, try a feed and if he takes it leave him another few days to digest it then let handling commence!!
