Quote Originally Posted by kathleenwdwrd View Post
Both occasions. When he bit the guy's hand he wrapped around his wrist and would not release his bite.

With the blanket he started rubbing his face against the blanket and started to move his head back and forth and slowly bit it. I saw this and knew he could very well bite me now because he's in feeding mode now. I immediately got up to put him away, that's when he wrapped around my wrist and remained nose down on my wrist like he was about to do the same thing time to me. It took us a couple minutes to unwrap him but he never bit me. I like to think he really actually likes me and knew to not bite me. He is at least way more curious about me than my fiance, anytime I come by and say his name a few times, he comes out to greet me and would just slither right onto my arm when it was handling time.
If he coiled, almost definitely a feeding response. Aggressive/defensive bites are usually strike, bite, let go, and possibly repeat!

Also, as you probably know, he might recognize you and/or your scent, but he can't hear you, well like we do. No ears! LOL!

Cool he is a friendly little fellow. Sounds like an odd duck a little with the biting and coiling on a hand though!