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    Re: How to tame an agressive ball?

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    32 celsius in the hot spot, 26 cold side, 65 % humidity. Yes I have heard that young ball pythons tend to strike but its weird because shes no that young, shes about 350 grams and about 3 months old or so, I dont really know the exact age of her.
    How big is the enclosure? Do you have hides? Insecure ball pythons will strike out of fear rather than aggression. And fixing their insecurity will flip a nasty attitude around for a nice calm one.

    350g is still a youngster.

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