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  • 10-22-2012, 12:43 AM
    Medusas Lair Herp
    Re: Taming or re-taming adult BPs
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by LLLReptile View Post
    Just sounds like he is stressed from improper husbandry. Get him cleaned up, back on a regular feeding schedule, and leave him alone for at least a week or two. Once he gets settled back into good care, he should mellow out again.

    -Jen

    couldnt have put it better myself.
  • 10-26-2012, 02:34 AM
    kittiekins
    Re: Taming or re-taming adult BPs
    Well He seemed to be more then happy to eat. I got him a new lamp and heating supplies. He already seems happier! And it's only been a week. I've been wanting to just open the cage and let him slither his way into my hands. As everybody knows thought, looks can be deceiving. Haha. I would hate to have that. I'm saving up for an Exo Terra Glass Terrarium. I think it's a lot nicer being it has the double open doors AND a removable top screen. I'm only about one pay check away and I'm super stoked and I'm sure Kito is too!!!
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