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    Re: Newly Aggressive Spider Ball..

    Quote Originally Posted by Capt.Britain View Post
    What I was trying to get across, though, is the same thing you're saying. There are different parameters. Taking a snake out and letting it chill on the couch with you is different than taking it out and putting it in a separate feeding tank, so that act of taking the snake out alone wouldn't make it aggressive due to out-of tank feeding, and just as you pointed out, entering the enclosure wouldn't automatically cause aggression for a snake fed in-take.
    Yes the problem is, if I feed in a separate enclosure and I remove the animal from the cage, then the animal is in a state of "what is happening". The animal does not know it's handling time until the owner gets to the couch or walks around for awhile...in this little time window, you have major room for error; however, if I feed in the cage, then out of the cage automatically means no food.

    I hear you on large collections, I used your "feed and clean" method at the store too simply due to the sheer volume of animals. One reason why I am keeping my collection under 30 specimens...I like the idea of being to instill behavioral cues in my animals
    "Out of suffering have emerged the strongest souls; the most massive characters are seared with scars".- Edwin H. Chapin

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