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An Aggressive Python??

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Posted by: catnipcutie at Sat Dec 4 16:27:50 2004  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by catnipcutie ]  
   

HI everyone. I was just wondering what is more likely to be an aggressive python? A Ball or Burmese? Also which sex, M or F?

Of course I am only referring to the basic ball or burmese, not albino's or anything like that.

Thanks.

Catnipcutie

   

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