Darker Morphs more Aggresive?

I forgot about this since the last white plains expo but anyways i was talking to one of the breeders at the expo and he said that darker morphs tend to be more aggresive. For example the chances of getting bit by a black pastel are higher than getting bit by a super pastel. Anyone ever heard of this before...?

I've never heard of that. Sounds skeptical to me. My black pastel is the most social and calm bp I have. I've never been tagged by her ever. However, I've been tagged by a lesser and mojo a few times each.

I honestly think it varies and depends on the animal. Maybe the guy has a genetic line of aggression. I know in some animals such as mice, aggression is heritable.


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Snake Bytes did an episode about this, and apparently it seems pretty true.

the snakebytestv video mentioned

http://youtu.be/HDVyhtOIBOM

Thought it was interesting.

I'm as big a fan of SnakeBytes as anyone, but I have not had any similar experiences with dark morphs. My very dark Cinny was a puppy dog and OBTW, Normals are pretty dark and they're the reason BPs became such popular pets.

On the other hand, I had an Orange Ghost that was the devil incarnate. That thing was purely evil and NEVER calmed down.

My cinny and my high white pied are literal demons. I personally think its each individual snake. I also have a few more demonically possessed snakes that range in light to dark.


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Originally Posted by drama x

Snake Bytes did an episode about this, and apparently it seems pretty true.

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i wonder if being covered in mites has anything to do with those snakes attitudes:rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by jason_ladouceur

i wonder if being covered in mites has anything to do with those snakes attitudes:rolleyes:

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At the risk of picking up infraction points...:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl ::rofl:

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Originally Posted by jason_ladouceur

i wonder if being covered in mites has anything to do with those snakes attitudes:rolleyes:

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....Um, what? :weirdface Is there something I'm missing here?