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    Re: Address the myth

    Mistaken Identity, scent on ppl, still sounds like ppl are more apt to be getting bitten in an enclosure when it comes to feeding.

    I have never heard of someone feeding a snake outside the enclosure, waiting long enough for the feeding response to be gone, and than trying to handle their snake and still gets tagged. Its always the enclosure one way or the other. Maybe it has to be with going back to territorial instincts? Also, because BPs are on the lesser end of aggressiveness I would think that terrioritial would not be so much the issue vs. scent of a juicy rat. lmao
    Last edited by Evilme5229; 02-25-2010 at 01:58 AM.
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