Amazon tree boa question

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There he is

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cute little garden!

Thanks lol

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Originally Posted by KMG

...My GTP is very well behaved boy and I can bring him out almost any time I want......during the day. Once dark comes he is only interested in one thing and is willing to strike and bite anything to find out if it is what he desires.

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My two are like this too, BP tame during the day, but watch out after dark.

Lol!

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Originally Posted by ArabianOak

... Are bp considered the snakes that will least likely bite people? If not what is?.

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they're certainly high on my list of non biters. I think I've been bit twice in 23 years of BP keeping. I've also found sumatran short tails to be unwilling biters, I don't think I've ever been tagged in 11 years of keeping these. I've kept about 20 species of snakes over the years and nothing has been as non-bitey as these two (maybe corn snakes). I'd give cal kings honorable mention because they don't seem to bite out of aggression or defense, but the babies often seem to confuse fingers for small rodents.

Congrats and that is a beautiful snake!

Thank you!!

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Nice pickup there!

Dave