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  • 07-28-2012, 11:20 PM
    johnmauser
    Also, don't let it bother you if your snake seems a little jumpy to start. All the small ones can be jumpy just because they aren't used to being handled a lot and we seem so big to them. All of my ball python babies (even the most nervous ones) always settle down and become super chill after a few weeks or so of handling. They are such awesome, laid back snakes...you'll grow to love them.

    On a side note. I work for a public aquarium and we have several snake exhibits. We get a few summer interns each year (mostly girls) and they almost always come in afraid of snakes. We have had at least 7 or 8 interns over the last 3 summers that completely got over their fear of snakes in a few months to the point where they bought their own pet snakes by the end of their internship. What's even cooler is when you speak to them a year later and they've purchased a 2nd or 3rd pet snake since then. Always proud to see someone overcome their fear of these awesome little animals, so congratulations to you.
  • 07-29-2012, 01:58 AM
    gsarchie
    Congrats! I have a male pastel and a female spider that I intend to breed next year. Where in KS are you from and who did you buy your snakes from?
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