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    Telling it like it is! Stewart_Reptiles's Avatar
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    BP do not associate hands with food because you feed in the enclosure (this is a myth), whenever a BP strikes it is either a defensive strike (young animal generally) or an aggressive behavior due to stress.

    I feed all my animals in their respective enclosures, none of them are hooked trained.

    Hook training for BP is a bit overkilled but if it makes you feel better go for it.
    Deborah Stewart


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