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    I think it's possible that he was just confused. His cage probably smelt like rat and your body heat moving around caused him to bite you by mistake.

    Your bite was a feeding response. When they bite and try to constrict they've mistaken you for food, when they just bite it's defensive.

    I wouldn't worry too much about your snake being out for blood, just be careful when there is food or food smell around.
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