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RE: Gentle Giants?

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Posted by: JackJebus at Tue May 23 10:02:04 2006   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by JackJebus ]  
   

Tiger/super tiger retics usually seem to be very tame for some reason.

I dont think its always about the snake though a lot of it has to do with patience and willingness to tame it. I own a few boas and they are both mean as can be because I heard aggresive females are better breeders. I have a friend with a 13ft female green conda that is tame wont even strike from a feeding responce, unless hes holding a rabbit.

My suggestion is find something you like and work with it.

   

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