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  • 11-22-2006, 12:32 PM
    Amy05
    Re: Personality Linked to Morphs
    well. I don't have either yet...we'll see when they get here. The last thing that the guy told me about the pied was, "She`s a little piglet. I know that you`ll like her."
    Sooo...i'll let you guys know when i get 'em.
  • 11-22-2006, 01:33 PM
    CeraDigital
    Re: Personality Linked to Morphs
    With mine they all vary...

    Cinnamon Pastel-Awesome feeder, but will never sit still.

    Het. Axanthic- Awesome feeder, but does nothing but lie there coiled up.

    Normal's- It varies. I have one so laidback my 2 y/o niece can hold her, while I have some that tear your hands to pieces in seconds...

    Mojave's- Smart and curious!....mine both figured out how to open their tubs...
  • 11-22-2006, 07:03 PM
    Ginevive
    Re: Personality Linked to Morphs
    My pastel fears everything; even prey items, until he figures out they Are prey items.
  • 11-23-2006, 01:17 AM
    Sadie
    Re: Personality Linked to Morphs
    ^^Mine too. Exactly. I wouldn't know he had a head if I didn't feed him.^^
  • 11-23-2006, 01:35 AM
    Amy05
    Re: Personality Linked to Morphs
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Sadie
    ^^Mine too. Exactly. I wouldn't know he had a head if I didn't feed him.^^


    hahaha. is that the one in the picture that is all curled up?
  • 12-24-2006, 03:31 AM
    Griggs2121
    Re: Personality Linked to Morphs
    Hehe, I thought I'd rehash this thread. Very interesting. All the tame spider talk makes me want to lean in that direction. What about Mojaves? Any more opinions about them? Oh and Albinos, everyones bitey? Grumpy? Just curious, funny thread...
  • 12-24-2006, 09:24 AM
    Alice
    Re: Personality Linked to Morphs
    Chad, My albinos are the most calm and tame of my whole bunch! Here's a breakdown of the rest:


    1. Baby pastels - ferocious and great eaters
    2. Adult pastels - laid back
    3. Mojave - good eaters, inquisitive, very tame
    4. Cinnamon/black pastel - one adult is a picky eater another is an OK eater. but my juveniles are the best eaters of all.
    5. Caramel - good eater, calm
    6. Spiders - inquisitive, OK eaters, tame
    7. Pieds - Mine are a little nippy, even as adults
    8. Normals - all over the place, but in general, very easy going as babies and adults.

    :)

    Alice

    p.s. I really liked this post - it's fun to hear about snake "personalities"
  • 12-25-2006, 05:45 AM
    Bighill_Reptiles
    Re: Personality Linked to Morphs
    our 1.3 het albinos are all calm but one female is a grumpy striking machine my 1.1 pastels are eating machine's 1.1 Mojave's are the best to work with and great feeders male black stripe from Corry Woods is OK when he is out just watch you hands getting him out het pied female a escape artist she was found in the rat room helping her self to food 3 months after we lost her normals are all calm except one ch that is a biter ,I think they all have there days tho ;)
  • 12-25-2006, 10:59 AM
    Ginevive
    Re: Personality Linked to Morphs
    My three normals are respectively Nippy/fat/possibly gravid; skittish yet inquisitive; and the third one is pretty laid-back. My normal male is quite reactive but not aggressive; my pastel male is terrified of everything including food, until he sees it is food; my het orange is pretty typical balling-up-for-awhile when removed from his cage; and the Spider, you'd have to ask Ed C, since he still has him until shipping time. :)
  • 12-25-2006, 07:35 PM
    ballpnoob
    Re: Personality Linked to Morphs
    A question for ppl that breed bp's:

    Have you ever found personality traits to be hereditary?

    just curious
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