My BP does this a lot :) my corn also enjoys my face... and my hair...
Just checking you out, seeing what your intentions are!
07-13-2014, 01:13 PM
bcr229
Babies are much more likely to burrow, especially during the day. My neonate tubs have cypress mulch in them and they all hide in it. If I see one on top of the cypress it's usually when I do my last snake check just prior to going to bed.
Once they get a bit older they are more likely to show off their climbing ability.
07-17-2014, 04:20 PM
blackfish707
Boas have very strong feeding responses, so I'd watch it just reaching into the tub. I tap train my guys and my snake hook is always the first thing to go into their cage. Once out, the stretching towards you is totally a boa thing. They're far more active and curious than ball pythons tend to be.
