Quote Originally Posted by Deborah View Post
In most case aggressive behavior is often due to husbandry issues.
From the picture here are the first thing I would address.

1# Humidity / Temperature gauge need to be replaced by a digital hygrometer and digital thermometer.

Analog devices are not reliable and can give you a false sense of security.

2# I would also recommend better hides, identical and tight, with all sides touching your BP’s body. (Security is your priority at this time)

If your BP is exerting an aggressive behavior now is not the time to upgrade to a larger enclosure.

You also need to limit your handling, handling your BP daily can cause stress, stress leads to aggressive behavior among other problems.
I usually handle my female daily, except the day she eats and the day after. She isn't aggressive at all and has shown no aggressive signs to me when in and out of the enclosure. She's pretty sweet and the nicest snake I've ever owned from the frequent handling she gets. She never really seems stressed out at all when I handle her either. Maybe she enjoys the attention?