Simply a "SIGN" that your snake is a "wild animal" regardless of

whether its CBB or not.

One often overlooked "human issue" is the assumption of "tame and or trained" Neither apply correctly.

Your snake "tolerates" you.



M/









>>Not a sign of sickness, but it is a sign of something. Maybe your friend was mean to him? Maybe he just had bad vibes as far as snake was concerned. If that happened to me, I would never let that person near my snake again. My advice is handle that snake twice a day everyday until it is calm when handled again (except for two days after eating and when it's in a shed cycle). Just like you're probably planning.

>>

>>BTW your daytime highs are also not high enough unless you have an additional hot spot for basking. The high should be 88-90, and the hot spot can be as hot as 95.

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>>Good luck hippie!

>>Caden

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