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View Poll Results: Which is the more aggressive sex?
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male vs. female
Which sex is generally more aggressive? or is there not really any proof of either being more aggressive?
im a noob to the snake world! but they are just so fascinating! 
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Re: male vs. female
 Originally Posted by hughman 125
Which sex is generally more aggressive? or is there not really any proof of either being more aggressive?
The only time I've ever seen an especially agressive female was when she was sitting on a clutch of fresh eggs.
IMO, it really depends on the individual snake -- there are always exceptions to the rule, ones that follow them to the T and ones that are in the middle.
My best friend's got a pastel male that strikes and hisses at anything that moves. He's been like that since he came out of the egg, and is aptly named "Chompy." He's got another pastel male that's as calm as still water.
Last edited by Tochigi_R; 05-05-2010 at 07:53 PM.
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Re: male vs. female
i like to get a morph of some sort say a bumble bee, then get a female normal ball its cheaper and you can get normal adult female ball pythons cheap! Well good luck!
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Re: male vs. female
 Originally Posted by Tochigi_R
The only time I've ever seen an especially agressive female was when she was sitting on a clutch of fresh eggs.
IMO, it really depends on the individual snake -- there are always exceptions to the rule, ones that follow them to the T and ones that are in the middle.
My best friend's got a pastel male that strikes and hisses at anything that moves. He's been like that since he came out of the egg, and is aptly named "Chompy."  He's got another pastel male that's as calm as still water.
lol okay thanks for the reply! I have a female normal and she is very aggressive besides when it comes to eating! ive only had her for like 4 months, i figured maybe she just wasnt used to me yet, but i would think that shed be used to me after 4 months!
im a noob to the snake world! but they are just so fascinating! 
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Last edited by Tochigi_R; 05-05-2010 at 08:28 PM.
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Re: male vs. female
 Originally Posted by Tochigi_R
How old is she? If she's a little young thaang she might grow out of it.  Some snakes tend to be on the nippy side of the spectrum when they're younger and may or may not grow out of it.
If she's older, and if you're not afraid of being bitten or if you just wear thick long sleeves, you can try and get her to calm down by handling her more often than you would a more tame snake and see if that has a positive effect. Try and let her learn that she can tolerate you because you won't hurt her. If you go down that route, don't put her back in her cage if she tags you because she may learn that biting means home and that's no fun.
Good luck with your girl! If she doesn't end up calming down eventually, at least you'll have fun dodging her. You'll have ninja reflexes! 
HAHAHA! very well put, Tochigi!
im a noob to the snake world! but they are just so fascinating! 
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Re: male vs. female
My girlfriend tends to be more aggressive than I. At times though, I cannot help but feel partially responsible.
Women.......
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Re: male vs. female
 Originally Posted by mr. s
My girlfriend tends to be more aggressive than I. At times though, I cannot help but feel partially responsible.
Women.......
hahahaha
im a noob to the snake world! but they are just so fascinating! 
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Re: male vs. female
I haven't been around hundreds, or even thousands, of snakes like some people on this forum, but I've yet to see a tendency towards aggression based on sex. Every snake will have it's own "personality," and sometimes that can mean being a little more snippy than others.
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