BP biting Face

well...and no one rag me about this. I always let my bp bandit around my face. He gives me kisses with his tongue on my lips and never has even attempted to strike me. In fact tomorrow is feeding day and I had him in my face showing my mom. He loves my hair and will crawl around my head to my lips and then gives me kisses. I would take pictures but I just hate my pic being taken. Maybe next time I will...lol

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Originally Posted by sillygirl143

well...and no one rag me about this. I always let my bp bandit around my face. He gives me kisses with his tongue on my lips and never has even attempted to strike me. In fact tomorrow is feeding day and I had him in my face showing my mom. He loves my hair and will crawl around my head to my lips and then gives me kisses. I would take pictures but I just hate my pic being taken. Maybe next time I will...lol

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You wear yummy scented lip gloss, huh?

My BPs like to bite my tounge...yep...they told me so...whispered it right in my ear. :rofl: :nerd:

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Originally Posted by sillygirl143

well...and no one rag me about this. I always let my bp bandit around my face. He gives me kisses with his tongue on my lips and never has even attempted to strike me. In fact tomorrow is feeding day and I had him in my face showing my mom. He loves my hair and will crawl around my head to my lips and then gives me kisses. I would take pictures but I just hate my pic being taken. Maybe next time I will...lol

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I'm not going to make fun of you, just point something out that you probably already know.

He isn't kissing you, he is smelling your mouth. Just about every animal I have ever dealt with always like to take a quick (or long uncomfortable whiff) of my lips. Our mouths are smelly and full of interesting things to sniff, and if you let them, they will just check out whats there. Not that you should, especially if they decide you smell delicious and filling. (Like some rats do LOL)

So yes, I have had my BP's show the exact same behavior and gravitate towards my head. It's warm, smells different, and a lot of snakes seem to like em.


Spokism, your snakes don't have xray vision. The warmth of your head all together would mask any heat our tongues give off and there wouldn't be any difference to be distinguished.

I've had plenty of snakes around my face and only one has struck close to my face. (She was upset and frustrated about me messing with her getting stuck shed off, not hungry)

ok, but that is not what I believe. i just read that online, and wanted to see if it was even remotely true. I payed it no mind, i let him hang out on my neck all the time. Also about when i got bit, it was really funny, because right then i was telling my mother how calm and docile they are, is right when he bit my finger lol :gj: