Re: is my snake a snaper?
I think it is safe to say that if your snake was "snappy" it would've at least tried to strike at you by now. Generally they have a reputation for being shy. They would prefer to hide their head in their coils then to bite someone. Just avoid touching its head and neck they tend to be very head shy. As long as you handle your snake regularly (just don't overdo it) you shouldn't have any problems.Hope this helps!:)
Re: is my snake a snaper?
I have learned with mine to move slow no fast movement and he is fine soon as u move fast he will jerk his head back well mine is young also i assume yours is the same
Re: is my snake a snaper?
If this is the same snake that you are asking about who is not eating, the answer would be to not handle her at all until she has 2-3 solid consecutive feedings in her...then worry about if she snaps or not. :-)
Re: is my snake a snaper?
my snakes form the S shape, mainly when i accidently go near their head, but they never hiss/snap
Re: is my snake a snaper?
You've only had this snake what about a month? You're holding it every day for 15-20 minutes? Hopefully this doesn't include the 2 days after it eats. Is this a very young BP? Is it eating weekly?