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Wagging of the tails?

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  • 01-17-2010, 12:23 AM
    singingtothewheat
    Re: Wagging of the tails?
    Well, I've seen my pastel do this just prior to dropping a load. As far as getting nose to nose. Mine did that with F/T's as well at times. I think they don't scent the way a prekilled does.
  • 01-17-2010, 01:08 AM
    BallsUnlimited
    Re: Wagging of the tails?
    only time i have seen the tail wagging in the ball pythons is when a male was introduced into a females cage to breed and she would go around the cage and wag her tail or as Ralph Davis says leaving trails or tracks. Other than that. Never seen it
  • 01-17-2010, 01:12 AM
    AHOOD
    Re: Wagging of the tails?
    My 06 Het albino is extremely aggressive. The tip of his tail wiggles like he has a rattle at the end...just before he strikes. That's how I know to leave him be.
  • 01-17-2010, 05:46 PM
    rebel750
    Re: Wagging of the tails?
    Wow! I didnt realize it was that common. I figured they were aggrevated but they didnt strike or eat that day. HMMMM
  • 01-17-2010, 07:30 PM
    BallsUnlimited
    Re: Wagging of the tails?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by rebel750 View Post
    Wow! I didnt realize it was that common. I figured they were aggrevated but they didnt strike or eat that day. HMMMM

    this year was the first year id seen the tail wag during breeding. Normally i dont see much of the breeding but ive been lucky to catch a bunch of locks as well as one of my females leaving tracks when the male was introduced to her. :snake:
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