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    Telling it like it is! Stewart_Reptiles's Avatar
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    What you first need to know is that hatchlings and juveniles are defensive and it's just part of owning a BP

    Second you need to make sure to limit the stress. this means make sure that your husbandry is met to a T, an enclosure that is not too big, proper temps etc, this also means refrain on frequent handling.

    Third make sure you feed your animal enough.

    For the rest is a matter of patience and reasonable expectations, they do grow out of it.
    Deborah Stewart


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