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    Re: Should i keep handle when belly in pinkish

    Best to leave them alone until they're done shedding, but some snakes will tolerate handling during that time. A few of mine are fine with it, but I've also gotten a bite from one who didn't appreciate being bothered (I was only trying to re-position her hide) - of course, she was in full blue right then, which is a time when most/all snakes are defensive. Anyway, be careful if you do handle them, and back off if they hiss or get into strike position.
    Last edited by Lolo76; 10-02-2009 at 12:59 PM.
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