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    Re: Wiggles, the Children's Python

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    BPs aren't the most "outgoing" snakes, that's for sure. Aussie pythons, on the other hand... They may be little, but they don't seem to know that. Sorta like Chihuahuas.
    With my BP, I would warm the rat with a hair dryer and make it dance the mambo, and still rarely got a strike. So, the strong food drive of the Children's Python is going to take a little getting used to.
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    Re: Wiggles, the Children's Python

    Quote Originally Posted by Homebody View Post
    With my BP, I would warm the rat with a hair dryer and make it dance the mambo, and still rarely got a strike. So, the strong food drive of the Children's Python is going to take a little getting used to.
    It really depends on the BP- they have their own personality, but I agree, most of them have far less food drive. They're "introverts"-

    I've never needed to warm the prey for my Spotted python- that should tell you something. Aussie pythons- "extroverts"!
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