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    Re: Help! Snake fell!!

    Quote Originally Posted by MorbidWolfess View Post
    I'm warning them that it's a possibility and I've seen it happen. It's completely up to the person whether or not they would like to continue or discontinue, however I just want to give my two cents. Please do not argue with me on it anymore. You're not the only one with some amount of experience, I'm stating what works for me and what didn't work for my friend. I'm saying that they can become territorial when given a larger expanse of 'territory' to play with when it comes to food. In the wild if the snake finds a territory with a decent supply of sustenance, they tend to get territorial and will defend it.
    You can stop arguing with me now, we get it. You have your opinion, I have mine. What bothers me is you're pointing fingers at me, and I've previously told you I disliked it and asked you to stop.
    If you don't like people giving their opinions on your opinions why did you even respond? Just because one friend of yours has aggressive snakes and she happens to feed in enclosure doesn't mean that feeding in enclosure is causing the aggression. Her husbandry could be off. Thousands and thousands of people have snakes and a lot of them feed in enclosure. I've never not fed in enclosure and sometimes they don't get handled every day or every few days because stuff happens and I've yet to have one strike at all. My female normal, if I did try to pick her up while she's in feeding mode, would bite me. Call that cage aggression if you want, but I call it a feeding response and I"m damn happy about it.
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