I am making no progress taming/training woma python.

[enginee837]

I'm sorry to hear that you're having such a difficult time with her. Especially since I will be picking up my first pair of Womas this Sunday... lol I've never worked with Womas, but it has been my understanding that they're typically calm and docile as can be once you get them out of their enclosures and rarely ever bite once they're out. Is that not necessarily true?

By nature they are non defensive, calm and inquisitive however as juveniles they have an insane feeding response. Once they realize you are not food you are good to go.

[BMorrison]

By nature they are non defensive, calm and inquisitive however as juveniles they have an insane feeding response. Once they realize you are not food you are good to go.

They have insane feed response their whole lives! I argue there the best snake to start with in the medium range because they're hard to not feed


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[BR8080]

Definitely make sure there's no other snake smell

Make sure you don't have the scent of any other snake on your hands

I'm considering the addition of a woma to my collection so reading all of the threads about them and getting some great information. Thank you enginee837 for your input as well.

Should womas should be housed in a separate area of the house if I have other snakes in my collection?

[BMorrison]

I'm considering the addition of a woma to my collection so reading all of the threads about them and getting some great information. Thank you enginee837 for your input as well.

Should womas should be housed in a separate area of the house if I have other snakes in my collection?

My balls and womas are all in the same room. In fact I have 3 sub 400g balls in the same hatchling rack as a couple month old woma.


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