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Re: Handling my new ball python - am I impatient or is this normal?
Anyone who says they were not impatient about handling their first snake, probably didn't want one to begin with. Congrats on the new one!
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Re: Handling my new ball python - am I impatient or is this normal?
luckily i have other BP's to keep me busy while im thinking about the one adjusting to his/her new home for a week. . .but it is still hard . . .hang in there!!!!
and congrats on the new pet!
Cheers!
Mike,
Toronto Python Gurus.webs.com
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Re: Handling my new ball python - am I impatient or is this normal?
had the same problem when I got my first Bp
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Re: Handling my new ball python - am I impatient or is this normal?
Sounds to me like you have your priorities pretty straight. lol. i have multiples too. it's funny, when i get a new snake, i end up holding my others more. it's perfectly normal. Man up and deal with it. lol
2.0 Normal BP
0.1 Pastel
0.1 Albino Cal King
1.1 Albino ASF
0.0.3 YellowBelly Sliders
1.1 Orange Cats
0.0.2 Goldfish
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Re: Handling my new ball python - am I impatient or is this normal?
I read it over and over and over that you're not supposed to handle them for a week or whatever. I got my bp from a show that she wasn't really handled that much at but for me handling her before I said she was mine lol!! I did handle her a little too much for her first week and then it hit me like a load of bricks, no she didn't regurg her food or act skiddish, just realized that I shouldn't have been handling her. She is really an exceptional snake and sometimes I think it depends on the snake. However saying that, I don't recommend anyone else doing what I did cause all in all, it's best just to wait.
Congrats on the new baby and remember, patience is a virtue!!
Success is just one decision, one commitment and a whole lot of hard work away…
1.0 Colombian Red Tail Boa ~ Boots
0.1 Pastel Ball Python ~ Patsy Cline
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Re: Handling my new ball python - am I impatient or is this normal?
Sounds like your feeling pretty normal to me!!!
Thomas "Slim" Whitman
Never Met A Ball Python I Didn't Like 
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Re: Handling my new ball python - am I impatient or is this normal?
i got mine about a week ago and i still wanna just grab him up and let him hang out with me.... but i am letting him adjust and waiting to get a hook to get him out with... better safe than sorry i always say.congrats on the bp and have fun its a blast!
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Re: Handling my new ball python - am I impatient or is this normal?
i hate to say it but i never followed that rule and all mine have turned out to be exceptional snakes. the only problem i ran into was my little bino boy wouldnt eat so i had to leave him alone after a week he was eating like no other.
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