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Agreed.

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Posted by: wlcmmtt at Tue Mar 15 20:07:15 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by wlcmmtt ]  
   

I've got a good sized female Temple, with a HUGE head, and it didn't take long (the first time she ate actually) to realize what was hidden in there. I like her though because she's very hands off. By that I mean, I have no REASON/Need to handle her. Her cage has a bottom that slides out with permanent perches in place AND two sides that are able to be closed off from one another rather easily. So, when I do have to clean her (however rare, since they defecate so infrequently), it's super easy. The other reason I like her as a first hot, is that she's no where near the length of many other hots. None of these are reasons to be careless with her, but as long as they're treated with the respect and caution they deserve, the odds of something bad happening are greatly reduced.


   

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