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    Re: Curious Behavior

    Quote Originally Posted by Shayne View Post
    That's awesome! She'll be excited to hear they're so easy. She's been stressing just from watching me stress. In fact, she's been going in the room and checking on him just as much as I have. Thankfully he's in a spare bedroom where it stay nice & quiet so she just peeks her head in to take a look. Any experience with Milk snakes?
    Milk snakes are beautiful but super-squirmy & escape artists. They tend to be high-strung, not great to handle even when they grow up. If you're after a pet to just
    observe, not handle, they're better for that. It's not like they're biters, most don't have mouths big enough to bite effectively; they're more apt to defend themselves
    the way hatchling king snakes do (squirt you with feces ). They do grow out of it though.

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