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    Re: Ball python disposition

    I know everyone has their own conscious/unconscious biases towards certain pets that they own.

    I have a large number of ball pythons. I can tell you that there are always exceptions in any specific morph/line.

    If I stack up the number of times I have been bitten defensively/aggressively relative to the number of snakes of a comparable morph. I can tell you that the Spider Morph has easily given me the most trouble. The Morph itself is known to be linked to neurological issues and while only a small percentage of mine actually show 'wobble' when feeding...A lot of them still behave erratically when disturbed.
    *.* TNTC

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