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You mean trying to escape? Oh yeah, definitely. They're little escape artists.. If you make it easy for em, well.. The rest just falls into place. I see it a lot. My little guy on the other hand is pretty lethargic most of the time haha
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I don't think it is "weird" behavior, really. My spider comes out every night and watches me when I'm near his QT tank. What a gorgeous girl, btw!
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Re: Does anyone else's BP do this?
If you think thats scary wait until she gets up to size to breed and its breeding season. They are so hungry that as soon as you open the cage they will throw a strike if they see the heat from your hand
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I've got one that explores all the time. If she sees movement in the room, she has to be moving, too. She actually got out of her setup the other day while I was working with some of my other bp's. I noticed her slithering her way across a statue and a stack of DVD's.
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Re: Does anyone else's BP do this?
..maybe she's lookin for a place to poop?
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Re: Does anyone else's BP do this?
Originally Posted by Dev_DeCoste
You mean trying to escape? Oh yeah, definitely. They're little escape artists.. If you make it easy for em, well.. The rest just falls into place. I see it a lot. My little guy on the other hand is pretty lethargic most of the time haha
Yeah she does roam around her tank at night and searches every single nook and cranny and I actually did think she was just trying to escape at first but she literally came like right in my face to smell me and look at me. we shared a moment... lol
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Re: Does anyone else's BP do this?
Originally Posted by exoticballs
If you think thats scary wait until she gets up to size to breed and its breeding season. They are so hungry that as soon as you open the cage they will throw a strike if they see the heat from your hand
I actually feed my girl outside her tub in a seperate tub (yes I know most people on here will disagree) but call me crazy, I think she's smart enough to know biting my hand won't help anything. But I can see that happening if she mistakes me for a mouse and I actually am pretty scared of when she gets huge but I will conquer my fears! haha
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Re: Does anyone else's BP do this?
Originally Posted by alykoz
Yeah she does roam around her tank at night and searches every single nook and cranny and I actually did think she was just trying to escape at first but she literally came like right in my face to smell me and look at me. we shared a moment... lol
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And I actually grabbed my phone to take a pic after that moment so she did it twice lol
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Re: Does anyone else's BP do this?
Out of my 17 BP's in two racks, 15 of them will stay in or dive for their hides when you pull the tub out. The other two, a female normal and male mohave, will pop out, check out your hand, and climb up your arm if you let them. The only time they really use their hides is if they've eaten recently and want belly heat. Those are my two BP "ambassador snakes" since they not only tolerate being handled, but actively seek it.
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