Albino Corn or Albino Black Rat?!?

[Pyrate81]

They are smart too or at least very aware of what's going on around them. Mine observes outside the tank and keeps an eye on things walking by.

When mine is "bad", I give him a tap on the nose and tell him bad. He calms down and curls up around my neck afterward.

The breeder I got mine off of said his Albino got out of her cage a couple times and slithered her way up into bed with "daddy". He didn't mind her sleeping with him, just didn't want to wake up to his prized snake crushed under his girth. He fixed the tank after the second time he woke up with her next to him.

[Willie76]

Scientifically snakes are "mindless" (instinct rather than thought), but in my experience over the years...I disagree. They "know" who isn't a threat and who is and might I even say, "recognize" their handlers.