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Flighty, fearful Burmese

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  • 01-13-2017, 10:39 AM
    Flyyboyy77
    Re: Flighty, fearful Burmese
    Its nice but small i don't think there is a snack here gigger then mine
  • 01-13-2017, 05:14 PM
    Sauzo
    Re: Flighty, fearful Burmese
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Aste88 View Post
    Both my Burms started as quite feisty little fellas. They would hiss a lot when I tried picking them up and sometimes even when cruising my hands. Got bitten a few times, no big deal.

    The older one, now that he's around 5ft, became super mellow. He'll still hiss a bit if I disturb him while sleeping but otherwise he's puppy dog tame. My favorite snake now. I just open the cage and he comes out on my hand on his own.

    The female is still young and scared, still working on her. She's already better than when I got her, no biting anymore and stops hissing soon after I pick her up.

    Just work with your animal and you'll see results, I have the impression they're a bit smarter than other smaller snake.

    You want a smart snake, get a retic. I swear Caesar knows which door is slid open for food and will camp that door when its dinner time lol. Plus retics literally will watch you when you do stuff around the cages or room. When I'm cleaning the lower cages, Caesar will sometimes come out and peer down over the litter dam and watch what I'm doing below haha. I do want a caramel burm though one day.
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