does the male hold it more than the others?? if a stranger holds the snake its a new "smell" so he'd get scared again i'm thinking..... maybe if the females held the snake more often it wouldnt happen as much OR everyone make sure to wash your hands before holding and he cant tell which person is holding him,.....

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• should a yearling corn show his hemipene - stormwulf133, Sun Jul 13 22:12:43 2008
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