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    snake bite

    Hey i have a bp and i have had him for about a year now
    Im not able to handl him as much so i handle him like every other day or every 3 days
    He has been following my hand like a rat lattley and bit me will i was taking him out of his tank. I feed him in a seperate tub and use tongs not my hand. Will grow up to be agressive what should i do.
    matt


    This cant be happening
    the real things in life are not all fun and games

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    Re: snake bite

    theres gloves that will make geting bit not as bad. is he biting and holding on. is he biting and holding on to constrict? if he not constricting then just handle him alot.... i say 1-2 hours a day everyday. im a big fan gently rubbing there heads, they love the way it feels

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    Re: snake bite

    How often are you feeding him? It should be once every 5-7 days. Have you changed anything about his tank that would make him feel insecure?

    It could be that he is just one of the testy ones. If he is only biting quick and releasing then all you can do is just keep handling him and he will most probably calm down and stop doing it. Very few ball pythons remain aggressive throughout their whole life if they are handled enough and cared for correctly
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