Are your BPs shy around strangers?

[WingedWolfPsion]

We learn how to move around our snakes in order to avoid upsetting them, and they get used to the way we move. Different people don't have those skills, and move differently, which can upset snakes.

When I water my hatchling ball pythons, there's nothing. When my husband does so, they strike at him, lol.

It's not because they know who I am, or who he is. They've seen no more of me than they have of him. It's simply the difference in the way we move around them. (He still has a bit to learn, lol).

[OmNomNom]

We learn how to move around our snakes in order to avoid upsetting them, and they get used to the way we move. Different people don't have those skills, and move differently, which can upset snakes.

When I water my hatchling ball pythons, there's nothing. When my husband does so, they strike at him, lol.

It's not because they know who I am, or who he is. They've seen no more of me than they have of him. It's simply the difference in the way we move around them. (He still has a bit to learn, lol).

They smell FEAR!!

Haha, no. I thought he'd be okay with my friend who had the boas/pythons, but even with her being totally okay with him and holding/supporting him and keeping him close to her body he just went bally-bally and wouldn't come out, and there was no one else in the room. Fortunately he hasn't nipped at anyone though! :X

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Depends, i have long hair alittle past my shoulder's and if my bp is in my hair he seems fine lol. But on my arm he is a wee shy around people.

Oh god when they're in your hair that tickles like no tomorrow!!