daveFBL:
Finally, I MADAGASCAR HERBAL RECIPE AGAINST CORONA VIRUS
Ingredients
1,Dogonyaro leaves
2,Paw paw leaves
3,Ginger
4,Garlic
5,Lime.
Preparation.
Cut into pieces,cut 2,as seen in the picture.
Wash Dogonyaro and paw paw leaves,peal the Ginger and garlic,put all the ingredients in the pot and boil for about 10_15 mnts.
Usage.
Drink full tea cup 4tms a day.
Congratulations.

Tmastermindz careswas able to capture a snake alive without hurting it. Its still small, not more than 2 weeks old from the look of things.

The specie happens to be House brown snake, they are non-venomous snakes. You can confirm... Its day 2 with it. But just wondering where I can get pink mice or anything to feed her with. She's a female. I checked for that also.

Hope its not a bad idea?

IME1:
Op there are dogs and cats looking for shelter and a master to pet them. There are rabbits and even goats, turkey and chicken, even monkey!
But no you are busy rearing a deadly reptile that has no value.
Dog- security
Cat- cuddle
Rabbit - play
Goats, chicken and all- good food
Monkey- apprentice

But snake?

Greatzeus:

Since it's non venomous,good way to go then. But such pets doesn't fit a normal African settings. We are not used to having snakes as pet. Imagine your parents coming over to your house and seeing a snake,I could bet they will refuse to sleep over in that house,no be African parents again?
I remember a documentary I watched on may Geo about people killed or almost killed by their pet. There's this girl who loves snakes so much,she had many snake pets and also license to keep them. She wanted to have a Gabon viper but the authority refused. She went to buy the viper and kept it illegally. She was bitten by the same viper and died

daveFBL:
Finally, I was able to capture a snake alive without hurting it. Its still small, not more than 2 weeks old from the look of things.

The specie happens to be House brown snake, they are non-venomous snakes. You can confirm... Its day 2 with it. But just wondering where I can get pink mice or anything to feed her with. She's a female. I checked for that also.

Hope its not a bad idea?

mosho2good:
Behind every successful
man, there Is A Woman. *My question Is*
Who is behind
unsuccessful Men

adeblow:

It should eat cockroaches. Please where is your location? Would love to visit

daveFBL:
Finally, I was able to capture a snake alive without hurting it. Its still small, not more than 2 weeks old from the look of things.

The specie happens to be House brown snake, they are non-venomous snakes. You can confirm... Its day 2 with it. But just wondering where I can get pink mice or anything to feed her with. She's a female. I checked for that also.

Hope its not a bad idea?

kayswag100:
Do you know these guys??

daveFBL:
Finally, I was able to capture a snake alive without hurting it. Its still small, not more than 2 weeks old from the look of things.

The specie happens to be House brown snake, they are non-venomous snakes. You can confirm... Its day 2 with it. But just wondering where I can get pink mice or anything to feed her with. She's a female. I checked for that also.

Hope its not a bad idea?

daveFBL:
Finally, I was able to capture a snake alive without hurting it. Its still small, not more than 2 weeks old from the look of things.

The specie happens to be House brown snake, they are non-venomous snakes. You can confirm... Its day 2 with it. But just wondering where I can get pink mice or anything to feed her with. She's a female. I checked for that also.

Hope its not a bad idea?

Macsjebs:

How do they get rid of its waste, like clean up the cage

ewizard1:

What waste exactly? AFAIK, theres no waste. Snake eats their meal whole, just a schedule of cleaning would be fine to dispose their excrete.

Greatzeus:

Since it's non venomous,good way to go then. But such pets doesn't fit a normal African settings. We are not used to having snakes as pet. Imagine your parents coming over to your house and seeing a snake,I could bet they will refuse to sleep over in that house,no be African parents again?
I remember a documentary I watched on may Geo about people killed or almost killed by their pet. There's this girl who loves snakes so much,she had many snake pets and also license to keep them. She wanted to have a Gabon viper but the authority refused. She went to buy the viper and kept it illegally. She was bitten by the same viper and died

Macsjebs:

Yeah, the excreta I meant, then when one wants the do the scheduled cleaning, do they bring the snake out, lol
No mind my questions o, just curious

IhateThemMods:


How you take know say na female?

Greatzeus:

Since it's non venomous,good way to go then. But such pets doesn't fit a normal African settings. We are not used to having snakes as pet. Imagine your parents coming over to your house and seeing a snake,I could bet they will refuse to sleep over in that house,no be African parents again?
I remember a documentary I watched on may Geo about people killed or almost killed by their pet. There's this girl who loves snakes so much,she had many snake pets and also license to keep them. She wanted to have a Gabon viper but the authority refused. She went to buy the viper and kept it illegally. She was bitten by the same viper and died

daveFBL:
Finally, I was able to capture a snake alive without hurting it. Its still small, not more than 2 weeks old from the look of things.

The specie happens to be House brown snake, they are non-venomous snakes. You can confirm... Its day 2 with it. But just wondering where I can get pink mice or anything to feed her with. She's a female. I checked for that also.

Hope its not a bad idea?