Quote Originally Posted by SSR Regius View Post
If there is food, there is no mistaking it for her, she will come and get it. If there is no food she quickly catches on and comes out of kill mode. Ive even went as far as opening the tank and offering my hand as if it were at rat when she was hungry, but she doesn't bite unless she smells them. I can tell she recognizes.
That doesn't necessarily mean she recognizes you... that just means you don't smell like her food. Proof of that, for me, came when it took me 6 months to switch my rescued burm over from live rats to rabbits. She didn't "recognize" it as a rabbit...just didn't recognize it as something edible. Heck even right now I'm trying to switch 2 new balls over from live to frozen and they won't take it because they don't recognize the F/T as food.

If they really recognized you, you could rub a rat all over your hand and stick it in the tank without being bitten.