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baby bp bites
i just had a 5 new bp babies , how much should you handle them, i pretty much leave them alone waiting for thier first shed . so i can start feeding them . one always want to bite . is that normal
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Re: baby bp bites
This is very normal. Babies feel insecure and defensive because they are so little. I have a 2010 male baby that hisses at me all the time. Usually they will out grow this behavior.
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 Originally Posted by python1024
This is very normal. Babies feel insecure and defensive because they are so little. I have a 2010 male baby that hisses at me all the time. Usually they will out grow this behavior.
I agree, all I will add is try not to handle them much until there first shed. Just let them chill for a while.
Once they have shef and had there first meal then I would start working on hand taming
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thanks thats what i was thimking
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Re: baby bp bites
I would add not to handle them much till after they eat 2-3 meals
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Re: baby bp bites
 Originally Posted by snakesRkewl
I would add not to handle them much till after they eat 2-3 meals 
Ya, I agree! You are more likely to get bit by a baby than an adult! Babies are naturely very defensive!
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