Was just curious to know if there was a difference in attitude between males and females, or is it an individule thing? Or even if it boils down to how they're handled during their captivity.
Quig
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A Question of Temperment
ginebig
Mar 02, 2005 10:37 PM
Replies (2)
goini04
Mar 02, 2005 11:18 PM
In my experience, temperament is based on individuality. I have a female that is calm as a kitten (most of the time). I have seen males the same way. At the same time I have seen both sexes that were complete hell raisers. Most of it amounts to how they are kept and socialized. Most of what I have noticed is that snakes that are kept locked up and are rarely ever "worked with" are a little more feisty than the ones that get taken out of the cage every once in a while. Also depends on C/B or w/c as well.
Stan
ginebig
Mar 02, 2005 11:32 PM
I had noticed with other snakes over the years , that the more one on one they got with you the more tame they seemed to become. And I almost always assume that w/c are gonna be trouble 
. Thanks
Quig
