Blood Pythons: Dangerous?

^^^^^ I agree with the above user; just as dog species that are larger/have a greater propensity to bite aren't evil, and are safe to keep around young children of you have the same safety precautions, the blood should be the same.

For instance, if I ever get a dog it will probably be a pitbull. my best friend grew up with a pitbull, and it was the sweetest animal ever. His dad (the COBE in our congregation) tells stories of the dog playing with him when he was 2-3 years old, etc.
i want to raise a responsible pitbull so I can show my other friends and relatives that pitbull are not evil animals, and that they can and do make good family pets.

I would say no worries on her being killed by a blood python, or really any for that matter. Even if it were a full grown retic or burmese I would say no worries on her being killed by it, mostly because she should have NO unsupervised contact with it. So if she cant be in contact with the animal it cannot hurt or 'kill' her. I wouldn't worry about a blood even being a little snippy, get a lock for the cage just to be safe that no one but yourself can be in contact with your animals.

Statistically speaking, if you want a non-dangerous python, you can help yourself to even a reticulated python. Physically speaking, blood pythons are like miniature Burmese pythons; they'll probably be in a "grey zone". Don't take my word for it, though, because I only have balls.