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    Re: Semi-Beginner to the Python World Questions

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    I am a semi-beginner as I had a ball python a number of years ago that I to find a fitting home for as I was moving states and could not take her with. Saddest day ever!!! Onto present time, I once again have a ball python, Freddi(when i figure out how to upload pictures I'll show him off). Now being able to have what I want as I have my own abode I am curious as to other Pythons. I have been asking around where I live and have received negative feed back about certain Pythons. My question is are some Pythons really more aggressive than others? I have heard Carpet Pythons and Green Tree Pythons have the most horrible personality and am wanting to get more opinions on this situation. I am not one to shy away from a nervous snake as my previous python was a rescue that was in a bad home and had never really been handled and we were able to over come that with time and patiences. I love my ball Freddi but I am also wanting to branch out to other Pythons. I am purly in the "snake game" as a pet owner and no breeding. So long story short....can i get some opinions of the aggression of other pythons? Thank you in advance!!!
    Certain species will definitely have temperments what differ. "Agressive" behavior can be many different things such as strong feeding response, cage aggression, defensive behavior etc. If you want to understand the behavioral tendencies of a specific species, look at what they eat in the wild, what time they eat, how they hunt and what eats them and you will get tons of insight into what drives the behavior of your snake. With that said there are always exceptions to every rule.

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