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    Re: Hunted and bitten by a large constrictor!

    Quote Originally Posted by richardhind1972 View Post
    I hate it when you stroke them and they don't move ,I've never touched the face first tho
    I always stroke the back or tail just incase there in food mode, doesn't hurt that much at that age at least
    Great looking boa by the way

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    Well, he usually doesn't mind his face being touched and the rest of him was covered by fake vines. AKA I foolishly trusted him and took the fastest route to checking on him. 100% my own fault, but up to now I hadn't applied any caution to interacting with him because he's super chill and worst case scenario was, as seen, basically no worse damage than a paper cut. Buut now we're switching to caution and appropriate training before his face gets big enough to be somewhat damaging. I also don't want him to bite people who are not me even at his current size.

    He is very pretty, thank you both! He also is a sweetheart, just a hungry one.

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