LMAO thats one way to say itOriginally Posted by d_virginiana
I've raised orphaned possums before. They do, and it is called ****.
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Thread: Garters "playing dead"
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07-25-2013, 05:37 PM #11Adult snake
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Re: Garters "playing dead"
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07-25-2013, 05:43 PM #12"Preparing For Second shed"
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Re: Garters "playing dead"
I've wondered sometimes if Titiana is just going to sleep on me. Its not like a dramatic flop over or anything weird, just a complete relaxing and sort of limpness. Only thing is I only notice it those times I have her out and she does it. If she is asleep when I look in I leave her be... for all I know that may be whats happening, I'm fluent in gibberish, not snake.
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Originally Posted by d_virginiana
I think my oldest snake plays dead just to mess with me. Really, he's just a deep sleeper and jolts awake only after you've completely picked him up. Then he's normal.
Not the kind of playing dead you're talking about though! I'm pretty sure mine want to be awake and alert to see the look on my face when they musk.
I've raised orphaned possums before. They do, and it is called ****.
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