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RE: Aggressive

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Posted by: 724hp at Fri Feb 10 10:49:52 2012  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by 724hp ]  
   

That snake is too small to be on pinks.

i'm sure the snake is quite hungry... give him a large fuzzy/ small hopper every 4ish days for a while. the prey item should be about as big around as the snake and leave a nice buldge without strething the skin tight.

kings are known for being hungry all the time and wanting to eat nearly anything that moves. 3 of mine will slam their face up against the plastic when i move their cages (trying to eat my fingers), but i give them a couple pokes with a snake hook and it snaps them out of the feeding response and they become totaly tame and handle well.

so get him eating bigger prey items, and avoid picking him up when he's in "attack mode".


   

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