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    Re: 2 month old BP still very nippy... is this normal?

    Quote Originally Posted by BiggBaddWolf View Post
    I know I have a differing opinion than some here about aggressive snakes. Mine are pets, and I would never put up with an aggressive snake, but I can see where some of you who have a mega gene stacked snake really don't care about temperament as long as the snake is adding to the bank account....
    That's funny. I had an "aggressive" baby normal ball python. He certainly didn't add anything to my bank account. I eventually took the time to tame him out. Still have him. I knew what I was getting into when I got a snake (a non-domesticated animal) as a pet. If I had wanted mr cuddles, I would have stuck with just my cat.

    I may be totally off here, but you sound to me like the type of person who buys a high energy dog, like a husky or border collie (because they look good), then neglects to give it enough exercise, then surrender the animal to a shelter because it tore up your baseboards out of frustration/boredom.

    -still the proud owner of a now tame normal ball python. And a few other balls, who have never contributed anything to my bank account.

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