I tryped up a very long and complex message which when i tried to post a picture, there was some sort of error in the form of an Unhandled Exception. This deleted my entire post which I have saved nowhere else. In the future I will have to type my message in a text editor first.

also.... it took nearly a month and a half to get signed up for this web page because it runs terrible. After I registered, it told me to go in my email and find a verification link. This email never came, no it was not in my spam box. So i resent resent resent resent resent resent resent resent over and over and over..... nothing.

So i eventually gave up. Some weeks later I happened to try logging in and it still wanted a verification email so I hit Resend.... this time it went into my spam box. this was the only copy of this message i ever got. Your site needs work, sorry to seem like a jerk but I'm serious. I had spent nearly an hour typing up a very concise and complete explaination of the problem i am having along with informaion about the animal and her living environment only to have the website throw an error when I added a picture and then it asked me to resubmitt the web page because the back button could not be used on a form.... click..... everything deleted and lost, leaving me extremely frustrated.

I am sorry you have had such frustrations.

Is your ETB captive born, a long term captive or a more recent import? How old do you feel it is?

Have you tried a chick or quail or bird scenting?

I've been on here for years and didn't have any issues with anything as far as logging in, putting up comments etc. The only time I get errors is if I use a large jpg photo.  I don't know about regristration issues as I was a tester for this before it ever became public so I didn't have to register at the time.  Aaron handled that sort of thing as I recall......Send in a ticket for the issue with a copy of the error if you can.  As far as the ETB, if you think it's so serious that it's requiring a one hour write up, it might be something a vet should look at. ETB's are notorious for dropping dead...usually preceeded by fasting.  The is especially true of imports.  If you feel your animal has a serious health issue and has been off food for a while, then I'd suggest having a vet assess the animal instead of attempting to get medical advice here.  If it's just an issue of the snake not eating one meal and it's only been a couple of weeks or you just got the snake and it hasn't eaten for you, then there's a possibility of getting assistance here.