Don't really know how to describe it better than that. They have very wormy tongues, indeed.
futureleopardtortoise said:Don't really know how to describe it better than that. They have very wormy tongues, indeed.
That is something I hope to never have personal knowledge of.futureleopardtortoise said:Don't really know how to describe it better than that. They have very wormy tongues, indeed.
dmmj said:That is something I hope to never have personal knowledge of.
I hope that bill isn't the husband?clare n said:I don't kiss my torts. but I know what you mean about the bird tongue- my husband kisses his parrot.
I then like to point out that whilst he was in the kitchen, bill ate his own poo. Hehe. Yum.
dmmj said:I hope that bill isn't the husband?
amanda712 said:Why has no one mentioned SALMONELLA?? I mean, kissing my dog on the head is one thing, but reptiles are known for carrying salmonella--hence why you shouldn't keep them in your kitchen let alone kiss them.
So being the responsible adult, I am going to advise that you do not kiss your reptile, but if you feel you must, then enjoy the poops should they find you.
amanda712 said:Why has no one mentioned SALMONELLA?? I mean, kissing my dog on the head is one thing, but reptiles are known for carrying salmonella
futureleopardtortoise said:amanda712 said:Why has no one mentioned SALMONELLA?? I mean, kissing my dog on the head is one thing, but reptiles are known for carrying salmonella
The way I see it, I could get salmonella more easily from eating cake batter or cookie dough than kissing my animals Still don't kiss my tortoise, though,
he doesn't like it... but birds apparently run the risk as well.
But I highly doubt I will ever stop eating cookie dough
futureleopardtortoise said:amanda712 said:Why has no one mentioned SALMONELLA?? I mean, kissing my dog on the head is one thing, but reptiles are known for carrying salmonella
The way I see it, I could get salmonella more easily from eating cake batter or cookie dough than kissing my animals Still don't kiss my tortoise, though,
he doesn't like it... but birds apparently run the risk as well.
But I highly doubt I will ever stop eating cookie dough
Terry Allan Hall said:futureleopardtortoise said:amanda712 said:Why has no one mentioned SALMONELLA?? I mean, kissing my dog on the head is one thing, but reptiles are known for carrying salmonella
The way I see it, I could get salmonella more easily from eating cake batter or cookie dough than kissing my animals Still don't kiss my tortoise, though,
he doesn't like it... but birds apparently run the risk as well.
But I highly doubt I will ever stop eating cookie dough
I know a girl who got a whopping case of salmonella from kissing a friend's baby...weird, huh?