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    Telling it like it is! Stewart_Reptiles's Avatar
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    When BP exert this type of behavior they are trying to tell you something, the animal is either stressed (over handling, husbandry issues) or not fed enough.

    It is up to YOU to investigate and find what triggers this behavior and fix it since this behavior is very unusual for any BP even one that is rarely to never handled.

    And they do not like being handled they tolerate it, their human owner is the one that get enjoyment out of it.
    Deborah Stewart


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