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tspuckler
at Sat Mar 6 13:12:17 2010 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by tspuckler ]
I've kept and bred Texas Rats as well as other types of rats, corns, milks, kings, boas, pythons, garters, etc. I reckon I've been breeding snakes for 20 years.
I agree with the statement "...they are born belligerent with a high defensive response, and that all the handling in the world can only mediate that partially."
When it comes to my captive bred animal's caging/handling experiences, all my baby snakes are basically maintained in the same manner, with the same caging.
In my experience Texas Rats are far more agressive than the other snakes mentioned above. Many of those snakes mentioned above make no attempt whatsoever to bite, though there are some (especially Okeetee Corns) with are defensive "biting machines" much like Texas Rat Snakes tend to be.
Tim
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RE: Texas Rat Behavior, My Experiences - tspuckler, Sat Mar 6 13:12:17 2010
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