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sstephenson
at Wed Jun 29 02:37:00 2011 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by sstephenson ]
My sons and I raise Kenyans and Rosies, and if there's anything that I can say about the predictability of snake behavior, its that our four Limburg albino Rosies are consistently ill mannered. I don't know if its a feeding response gone haywire, or if they're just not the sharpest tool in the shed. Granted, I'm sure that in-breeding has something to do with it, but I've yet to handle a Limburg that didn't come after me with every intent to eat me. We never feed them in their normal living quarters, but without fail, as soon as you open the tub they're ready to getcha. As beautiful as they are, I don't really mind. In fact I think its pretty funny. But once they get about three feet long with some real muscle behind those little needle teeth, I might not be laughing so hard. Are they all like that?
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