Re: You also said `adult mice (live ones)'...

Posted by Chance on July 13, 2002 at 22:38:03:

In Reply to: Re: You also said `adult mice (live ones)'... posted by Patrick Alexander on July 13, 2002 at 16:41:04:

Yes, there is a risk. I was just wanting to see how the mangrove goes about killing its prey. Well, it didn't ever bite the mouse, nor did the mouse bite it, so whatever, no harm done.

And what do you mean, I had no right to come here, act like an expert, and offer advice? I came here and offered my observation to other people in hopes to help other poeple that may have been having the same problem as myself. If you think you can forbid someone to offer their observations just because they haven't had a snake for long, then you are most definitely wrong. I know that if it was someone else that came on here and said what I did, and I read it before I had tried it myself, I would have been elated if I tried it and it worked. So whatever. I'm ever so sorry to offering my observations in hopes of helping. I, in NO way, acted like an expert, as my post was, if anything, a personal story, not a scientific view point. Some step down off that mighty tall equine upon which you ride, and maybe then you'd begin to appreciate people like myself that are just trying to offer our experiences in hopes to help our peers in the community. Thanks.

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• Re: You also said `adult mice (live ones)'... Patrick Alexander 07/14/02 (3)
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: Yes, there is a risk. I was just wanting to see how the mangrove goes about killing its prey. Well, it didn't ever bite the mouse, nor did the mouse bite it, so whatever, no harm done. : And what do you mean, I had no right to come here, act like an expert, and offer advice? I came here and offered my observation to other people in hopes to help other poeple that may have been having the same problem as myself. If you think you can forbid someone to offer their observations just because they haven't had a snake for long, then you are most definitely wrong. I know that if it was someone else that came on here and said what I did, and I read it before I had tried it myself, I would have been elated if I tried it and it worked. So whatever. I'm ever so sorry to offering my observations in hopes of helping. I, in NO way, acted like an expert, as my post was, if anything, a personal story, not a scientific view point. Some step down off that mighty tall equine upon which you ride, and maybe then you'd begin to appreciate people like myself that are just trying to offer our experiences in hopes to help our peers in the community. Thanks.

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