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    Bitten by your pet?

    I was just wondering how many of you have been bitten by your snakes before. Mine (Pandora) has a lot of personality but abolutely no temper. Most snakes I've had experience with hate being touched under their head but she loves it. She also loves kisses. I guess it may be because I've been like that with her since she was really little. Now she's just little.
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    Re: Bitten by your pet?

    I have been bitten by my JCP, my RTB, my Blue T. skinks my savannah monitor, and my pacman frog oh and one of my female beardies. Being bitten comes with owning herps. Now out of that list the only ones that still nibble on me are my skinks and thats out of curiosity not nastyness.
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    Re: Bitten by your pet?

    I've been bitten by my Hogg isle boa, my male blood python, my albino cali king, and my mexican black king. My biggest bite ever was from an 8' albino burmese.

    What's a pacman frog bite like? I always wondered.. and what do you have to do to provoke that response?

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    Re: Bitten by your pet?

    I have been bitten by my ball python and by my male irian jaya carpet python.

    I went to move a plastic bottlecap before my ball slithered over it, and the reach was apparently too close and too quick toward his head for his liking. Just a quick defensive strike. Hunched back for about a minute and then went back to exploring.

    The carpet python bite was during a photo shoot. I've needed to handle him more often. He's just a scared baby.

    I have also been bitten by 2 of my tarantulas. One zipped out of the vial as i went to do some watering, and I couldn't get it back in the vial. It ended up being rehoused. As for the other, it started to slip off my hand, panicked and used it's fangs to try and keep from falling.

    Both T bites could have been prevented. Everybody makes mistakes.
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    Re: Bitten by your pet?

    ive been bit by what use to be my male and female ball python, by my male numerous times. i dont have either of them anymore, only my 2 BCIs
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    Re: Bitten by your pet?

    How was the T bite? I don't want to get bit/stung by my T or scorp..

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    Talking Re: Bitten by your pet?

    mmmmmmm.....had a red fox years ago, he tagged me the day i brought him home.he was 6 weeks old.... but i tamed him quick.

    my male n. stellatus got me once, but i was messin' with him.

    a juvie crested got me once, but boy was he hungry!

    my usambara alllllllmost got me, i was drinkin' & bein' a goof. got her back in her cage....

    last but not least, my jungle cat would bite my face to wake me to play with her....she outgrew that(after many repromands)....

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    Re: Bitten by your pet?

    Leopard geckos and White's Tree Frogs are also quite viscious Poor Murphy, everytime I touch under his chin, he thinks it's food. Everything is food to him. It just feels like a squeegee or something trying to gum you. Hehe

    Leopard Geckos on the other hand, are just cute when they bite you, accident or not. Sometimes they will get me while I'm handfeeding them. Those wax worms really get them going.
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    Re: Bitten by your pet?

    I've been bit once by my bp when she was 6 months old(4 months ago already, wow). I had just got done giving her a rat, and after I came back from washing my hands, I wanted to point her toward her warm hide so she'd curl up and begin digesting. Apparently she didn't wanna be fussed with, so she gave me a quick snap between my knuckles on my left hand. It left two cute little fang marks and a bit of blood. I didn't feel a thing, and I'm sure if I didn't see her striking, I'd have never knew she bit me until later when I wondered where the hell those fang marks came from.
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    Re: Bitten by your pet?

    I've been bitten by nearly every mammal I've ever had, though I don't think my bunnies or skunk ever bit me when I had them. For herps, I've been bitten by a ball python (definitely my fault) and a crested gecko (clearing dirt out of her mouth with my finger -- only knew I was bitten because I saw it). Kitten bites are worse than the bite I got from my 4' ball python, though.
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