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Snappy Baby Python

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Posted by: omerfriedman at Wed Jul 5 01:59:13 2006   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by omerfriedman ]  
   

My new baby female (she's under a year) is very agressive especially after eating. she snaps at everything and is obviously almost impossible to handle. her previous owners kept her with other ball pythons and red tailed boas in the same enclosure. is that why she's snappy? should i let her just sit untouched for a while or try to handle her to get her used to it?
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