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    Re: Curious, Striking BP.

    Quote Originally Posted by j_h_smith View Post
    Nippy, angry little ball pythons are normal. They usually outgrow this if handled and cared for properly. Many of the Petco/Petsmart animals aren't, and that's why they tend to be that way for some time after they're sold. As an owner, it's up to you to calm down the little guy. Do this by holding him regularly, feeding him on a schedule. Give them a good hide, proper heat and a scure enclosure.

    He'll become a cuddle buddy in no time.

    Good Luck!
    Jim Smtih
    I personally don't find that the level of handling directly effects the level of calmness of a snake - I find that age does, however. I've held a very calm adult wild caught snake that before capture hadn't ever been handled.

    He didn't get this snake from Petco/Petsmart.

    Joey - next feeding offer her one - if she eats it, you can try to offer a second. Did Justin say if she'd ever fed on f/t? Or is that what you bought at the show?

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