senegalparrotowner wrote:There is concern and that's one thing and genuinely appreciated. And then there is ignorance and an aura of "I know better, you know nothing" which is given off by a few users here. Personally, I know my care is really good. I am not here to ask for you opinion on snakes etc I was just asking about the possibility of another parrot. I will not be returning to this forum, it's a joke. A lot of good users on here but most are not helpful, just very annoyingly opinionated and very forceful of their views. I was just asking for experience and just look at the hate generated by some responses. Utterly unnecessary.
I don't in any way think you can comment on keeping snakes and parrots together as you clearly have no experience with snakes. They stay in their tanks for 99% of the time and don't even come REMOTELY close to the parrot. They are not even remotely close and nor should their presence in the house be any concern of yours. It's actually ridiculous that you think they are "dangerous to keep around parrots" as if they co exist in one habitat. Catch a grip guys, they are in their own tanks on the other side of the house. They don't free roam and are not in danger of running into the bird. Ignorance on this subject and some users go on to express their opinions? It's like your English teacher trying to teach you French.
liz wrote:My son has Ball Pithons. He was moving and did not have the electric on in his new house so he could not move his snakes in right away.
My bedroom is the only room in the house the did not have a draft from critters running through even though they all had access. I had 50 in my room. They were in habitat bins. Each had his own except for breeding. He has a few that pop their heads up when their bins are opened but most just balled up in the corner. Snakes are not social and I am surprised that he has a few that are.
None of my pets seemed concerned that they were there not even Rambo. They are not free roaming and had no interaction with the others.
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