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    Re: feed in tank or another tank/tub?

    Quote Originally Posted by catboulet View Post
    my point? jeez obviously i got trouble making it clear.. YES bp bite in captivity.. but you are talking about exceptions, because they are 1 of the most docile snake.. but if you believe they are as docile in the wild, then IMHO you are wrong~

    Do I think that balls kept in captivity and handled frequently may be less likely to bite than ones found in the wild, experiencing a human for the first time, yes.

    This however does not mean a ball in captivity is domesticated.

    They will still bite when they feel threatened or sense food, just like balls in the wild.

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