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    Re: Back in the Saddle

    Quote Originally Posted by Henrique View Post
    Okay, Peaches is 7 months old and is very tiny. I didn't want to handle her because she still has a lump from her meal this week, but she pooped so I had to remove her and clean out her enclosure. She bites and strikes at everything including the camera.[IMG][/IMG][IMG][/IMG][IMG][/IMG]
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    Have you tried 'tap training' ??

    If so disregard this but if not then I'd do some research on it .

    Also I remove most of mine with the aid of a hook just out of habit and because I've got good at doing it . It keeps their head ( teeth lol) away from me and I support the main weight with my other hand - once they're out they don't 'usually' strike tbh unless they're in shed or they're just like that anyways ..


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