Quote Originally Posted by tbowman View Post
BPs don't necessarily have as strong of a feeding response as other snakes(they can). I own an adult male Burm, and the second I touch the lock on the cage, he is at the glass, what is the benefit of having to turn that response off with a hook so that I can try and move him into another enclosure to feed? I'll be dealing with that same response as soon as he's finished.

The only time I don't get a response like that immediately is if he's already cruising the cage.
Most of my female BPs (except one) have super strong feeding responses but they know what food looks like. Like I said, I have two that feed live and even they do not confuse me for a rat/mouse/ASF. Opening a cage for some does not mean feeding time. However, for my BCI male, he is ready for food the second I open his cage but he knows there is no food if reach in and touch him. He has also never mistaken me for food.