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    Re: Handling issues

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    Short periods, would that be like 5 mins? Sorry if that sounds obvious lol. I don't want me or him to be stressed unduly.
    Yeah, that would be ok. Just make slow, deliberate movements. Don't grab him, let him hold you. Don't reach over his head, either. If he is acting really aggressive, leave him be and try again later. He'll snap out of it eventually.

    Don't let him frighten ya. The worse part about bites is waiting to be bit. After the fact you're sure to get a good laugh out of it. It is all the shock factor. Although I've never been bitten by a ball, I've taken bites from similar species and much larger species (dumerils, red tails, carpets, amazon tree boas, bloods, etc) and none even required a bandaid.

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    Re: Handling issues

    Quote Originally Posted by AK907 View Post
    Yeah, that would be ok. Just make slow, deliberate movements. Don't grab him, let him hold you. Don't reach over his head, either. If he is acting really aggressive, leave him be and try again later. He'll snap out of it eventually.

    Don't let him frighten ya. The worse part about bites is waiting to be bit. After the fact you're sure to get a good laugh out of it. It is all the shock factor. Although I've never been bitten by a ball, I've taken bites from similar species and much larger species (dumerils, red tails, carpets, amazon tree boas, bloods, etc) and none even required a bandaid.
    Thankyou, I'm sure you're right, waiting to be bitten has got to be worse than actually being bitten! I've psyched myself up to prepare for a bite, that will most
    likely (I hope) not happen. I'm pleased to hear it's no biggy to be bitten I will let you know how it goes

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