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    Re: Katie: Reptile Convert and Love of My Life - Post about converts you know!

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    Suppose I never thought of like that ,I think they are alot more inquisitive too and like.to explore when there younger

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    That's another main difference between rat snakes (including corns) and BPs/boas: rat snakes are active hunters, whereas BPs/boas are ambush (sit & wait) types.

    So that's where the "inquisitive" part comes in: I really enjoy seeing my snakes & having them look back at me all the time. And it often means they enjoy being
    up in their branches & always on the "look-out" instead of hiding. They seem to be a bit more visually-oriented, and because they are more aware of our presence,
    they are less spooked by our "intrusions".

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