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    Re: Mad Ball Python?

    Quote Originally Posted by ballpythonluvr View Post
    I have two ball pythons that are in feed mode when I apporach their tubs on feeding day. I would not take them out to feed in a seperate container because I know I would be bitten in an attempt to do so. I feed my snakes in their tubs and I have zero issues with them being aggressive normally.
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    "Cage Aggression" = a scared(defensive) snake or a hungry snake. The idea of snakes defending their "homes" makes me laugh. They have no attachment to them and most would escape in a second if given the chance. In their eyes you are either not a threat (so they tolerate handling), you are a predator(so they defensively strike), or you are food and they treat you as such. I guess if you break it down yes there can be aggression towards you from your snake that is in a cage. But to say that its aggression is occurring because of the cage is ridiculous.
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