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Re: calming down a JCP
hey I appreciate it...he's still a little guy, not exactly sure on the age, got him from underground reptiles (i know the owner there)....been handling him everyday except feeding, he still goes into the S, but lately has just been head butting me, no open mouth and when he's out hes fine unless hes not supported...then he goes nuts...thanks for all the advice though
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Re: calming down a JCP
What has worked for me in the past, is have a squirt bottle nearby, and if it gets in the defense mist it, that should take it out of that mode.....sometimes! LOL. Ive also used MPenns method. Go Mike!!
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Re: calming down a JCP
ive had mine for around 6 hours and he's tried to bite me twice!! i was just cleaning his tank, moving him from a holding cage to his clean cage and he tagged me twice, had gloves on!!
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Re: calming down a JCP
either spray him before you grab him or try a paper towel over your hand to get him out.
I'm not your friend buddy!
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Re: calming down a JCP
i think ill stick with the gloves he didn't get through them, im afraid of hurting him when i have them on cause i can't judge my grip very well with them on, they are my work gloves
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Re: calming down a JCP
Originally Posted by jeffjr464
i think ill stick with the gloves he didn't get through them, im afraid of hurting him when i have them on cause i can't judge my grip very well with them on, they are my work gloves
If yours is a baby I personally wouldn't worry about using gloves. Both of my Irian Jayas were nippy for the first week after they arrived. That stopped as soon as they were comfortable and after I handled them once or twice. Now they are some of the calmest snakes I have at 9 months old.
Let your new guy settle in and then pick him up and hold him. Even if he bites you, he can't hurt you (this, again, assuming he is a youngster).
Deb
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Re: calming down a JCP
he's a month or two old, not crazy chainsaw bitey, but he will strike at heat or movement, will his bite draw blood? i don't care about getting bit really, but if i have the choice to get bit or not i choose no bites i have enough scars
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