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    Re: Bite.

    Quote Originally Posted by Boanerges View Post
    That's ashame because she sounds like a beauty Do you ever try to hook her to get her out or do you just pick her up with gloves?
    She hates the hook, i use it to let her know its not feeding time, and shes very calm when coming out too, its really the strangest thing. I dont have a hook big enough for her, i'll be fixing that eventually but she's 4 feet long so even if shes on the hook she can still come get me and my short arms. I try to warm it up before i touch her with it so its not a shock. Ill let her crawl out of the tub, support her neck and then get her back end.

    She'd been out for a good 5 or so minutes before she took a hit at me. I was asked to try to handle her to see if she'd calm down like she was a hatchling and thats what i was doing since the cats were asleep or in the closet laying down.

    Its just really strange to have a young carpet python thats nicer than an adult BP.
    Last edited by cinderbird; 10-11-2009 at 02:03 PM.

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