I've noticed a lot of jurassics I see for sale mention that they're not very handleable, and I've seen a few similar comments here and there on forums when they're brought up. I'm just wondering if this is coincidental or if they do tend to be difficult to handle in general? I'd be interested in hearing your experiences since I've never kept any jurassics myself (I did have a jungle corn that was fairly aggressive though).
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Jurassic temperament?
Kevin Saunders
Sep 12, 2007 10:57 PM
Replies (3)
Lee McMurtry
Sep 13, 2007 04:48 PM
Mine are like Hondurans - they don't like to be handled, but aren't aggressive - they just try to get away.
-Lee
Cribofan
Sep 14, 2007 10:05 AM
The ones I have now and the ones I have had in the past have good temperaments. They all have started out shy and some stay shy and others do not. The ones that are not shy are like a florida king and always seem to hungry. As long as they know you are not food they are great to handle.
adamjeffery
Sep 14, 2007 10:55 PM
but it only bit me after it arrived by fed ex and has never tried to bite me since
adam
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