He was just giving the info that in his opinion cage aggression is a myth. You gave your opinion too. I do not think anybody was upset. OP for the record it is your choice to feed in cage, or out. Be aware you can sometimes stress your snake by moving to another area to feed. Then again, no matter the issue there will be different opinions. Just like a rear end, we all have our own opinion. You can ask as many questions as you like and there will be lots of advice, just take them with a grain of salt!Originally Posted by LOSTCOAST_BALLZ
wow i cant believe this thread turned into correcting me and my opinnion regarding cage aggression. HAHA ok well in my experience with larger snakes burms etc. u dont feed in there tank simply because your hand becomes a target im sorry that it really chapped your behinds that i said that. I believe that it def. has somthing to do with striking at hands when cahes are opened. also i dont enjoy having a snake eye my hand and lunge out of the tub when i open it simply because he or she assumes its feeding time. this is a joke the guy is asking legit questions and all u can talk about is cage aggression get over it, ur opinion really does not bare more weight than minehahahaha.
thanks just help the poster, and i still believe feeding in tub will result in cage "mis fires" if thats better lol. also for your info i feed my snakes in tubs when time is an issue but doing this regularly could easily train your snake.
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