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    Entirely different beast than a BP - They can be super "tame" or they can be super agressive. It's entirely up to how you care for them, and how much you handle. If you handle them seldomly they will be greatly more agressive. Handle more frequently, they are super nice. I bought an adult that was never handled other than for cage cleaning. She didn't always lash out at me, but she definitely had a bad attitude. She'd hiss and huff and puff, and when you'd hold her she'd wrap so tight your hand / arm would turn blue then just lean over and latch on :-). Still . . . entirelly different snake to work with. They get bigger, not much bigger, but definitely bigger. Female Womas consistantly get to 6ft. They need a dryer environment, and tend to enjoy a little more space as they tend to be arboreal. Anything specific you want to know other wise than this?


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