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  • 08-24-2010, 06:00 PM
    sookieball
    Bee's spiders and pastels.....
    from your expieriences which is the more aggresive?

    obviously one is both s.p. but the temperments should still apply.

    i have a bee and pastel and my pastel is very tame and my bee' even though she is a baby. doesnt seem aggressive.
  • 08-24-2010, 09:04 PM
    Freakie_frog
    I have spiders that are the most lazy things in the world.. Then I have a Bee that Eat's like a machine and is super sweet. I've produce Spider's that are supper aggressive eaters and Pastels that I had to force feed.. I will say of all the snakes I've hatched the spiders seem to be the the easiest to get started eating..

    As for aggression toward people I haven't noticed an increase in one or the other..
  • 08-24-2010, 10:23 PM
    Karbon
    I have a Spider Male that eats every feed day without fail.

    My Normal, on the other hand, eats when SHE feels like it.

    Neither are aggressive though. Never been bitten or even snapped at by either of them. The Spider actually likes being out and about where as the Normal would rather peek out from her hide and just watch.

    So, as for aggression, I wouldn't think that one BP morph is more aggressive than another morph.
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