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    Re: Proof that snakes can be affectionate

    Quote Originally Posted by ballpythonsrock2 View Post
    Crowley must really trust you because rarely will you see a snake let you stroke and caress it's head like that, most BP's usually jerk back when you get near it's head. Pretty amazing the bond you two have. It shows you have gained his trust and as you say it must have took a quite a bit of handling. They like the warmth we provide.

    Due to the germs they can carry ( like salmonella) I always wash with soap and water before and after handling. and use a disinfect wipe to wipe myself down with after handling.
    Imo you don’t need to do that. I’ve had reptiles for over 20 years and I’ve never washed my hands after handling, I’ve never gotten sick. I mean I guess it doesn’t hurt but it’s really not needed. Well unless they poop on you or something haha


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