Re: What a SNAKE!

Posted by Bill on November 19, 1999 at 01:26:14:

In Reply to: What a SNAKE! posted by Frank on June 29, 1999 at 22:30:39:

Great to hear about your recovery. I had once lost a yearling red rat and found him a week later outside the house in the mouse breeder garage. He had swallowed a full grown mouse and could not move, or even if he could he could not get out of the cage if he tried. He looked like a hose with a bowling ball. Never can see how he fit it in being a year old. Gave him later to a friend. He escaped there also. Never found him so be glad and happy. I think if these guys know how to get out, they keep it with them for later years, so be careful.

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: Great to hear about your recovery. I had once lost a yearling red rat and found him a week later outside the house in the mouse breeder garage. He had swallowed a full grown mouse and could not move, or even if he could he could not get out of the cage if he tried. He looked like a hose with a bowling ball. Never can see how he fit it in being a year old. Gave him later to a friend. He escaped there also. Never found him so be glad and happy. I think if these guys know how to get out, they keep it with them for later years, so be careful.

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