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Posted by: charmer at Tue Dec 4 19:15:09 2007 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by charmer ] I don't think that is normal. I hope other breeders can chime in, but in my experience tail-wrapping courtship and spurring is normal and none of that leads to blood loss. Female snakes don't cycle like humans do either, so she wouldn't be bleeding naturally. I would fear that there was a feeding or defensive response and someone was nipped. If that is in fact the case, you are lucky you still have both of them, since sometimes accidents lead to cannibalism. I would keep an eye on them if this has happened before, next time you reintroduce them. | ||
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