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    Re: handling ball python post shed?

    Cdoak, you need to get a lot more experience and do a lot more research before giving advice on a forum, you are going to worry/scare new BP keepers for absolutely no reason. The likely hood of a BP getting so stressed out from being in shed and biting that it dies is 0%, that's the most ridiculous thing i have ever heard.

    Also, acting like a 2 year old is going to get you no where in this hobby.

    OP, it is okay to handle your BP for short periods of time while in shed, your snake may be slightly uncomfortable, as well as much more temperamental which is why most keepers tend to leave their snakes be during shed. It won't kill your snake, i promise.

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