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    Re: How to handle an aggressive snake

    Quote Originally Posted by j_h_smith View Post
    A 4 week old lesser would not hurt you even if it clamped on and didn't let go. I'm sure it's just a defensive strike and nothing to worry about. Neonates are known for being a bit nippy.

    Good luck!
    Jim Smith
    O ya im not affraid of it biting me. I just wanted to make sure it wasn't going to be a constant thing that I needed to worry about as it gets older. I'm pretty new to this whole "snake thing" so I do not know what Neonates are lol. Sorry... could you very briefly explain?

    Thanks for the reply!

    oh P.S. I absolutely CANNOT get my humidity down below 70. It's staying at a constant 71. Ive read everywhere that it needs to be between 50-60. Three questions: 1) Is there a technique that I can use to lower the humidity? 2) If I cannot, what are the health risks of the animal? 3) and are they serious?
    Last edited by stupidcracker00; 06-19-2010 at 10:01 PM.

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