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Aggressive Childreni

CeeTee Jun 27, 2005 04:33 PM

Boy, young Childreni sure do love to bite! Do these guys calm down with age? Or do you have to work with them?

Replies (6)

McDowelliCheynei Jun 28, 2005 03:26 AM

We are all products of our childhood

CeeTee Jun 28, 2005 09:56 AM

I would remind everyone concerned to please respond with a constructive answer.

McDowelliCheynei Jun 29, 2005 01:38 AM

Think about it.

althea Jun 29, 2005 02:09 AM

Some tend to be nippy for the first year. Others are mellow. As for the biters--my experience is that they wake up one day and decide to be well-behaved pythons. I've had several who fit into this category. Either way, I always handle them consistently from the time they are hatchlings. Just my opinion. . .
regards,
althea

CeeTee Jun 29, 2005 06:50 AM

Thanks for your observations Althea

eatinmachine Jul 10, 2005 04:49 PM

mine was agressive but in spurts I held him every few days and the nipping became less and less often and now it pretty much has stopped unless it's feedin time boy the best eater I got. handle every few days for about 15 minutes at a time and he should settle down fast.
if you think they're nippy try a baby gopher snake g-d tehy bite.
just my two cents
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1vine snake
2 turtles
1 greek tortoise
1ball python
1 corn snake
1 childrens python
1 het for albino san diego gopher snake
1 sunbeam snake(any help with these guys even when not on a post about them will help thanks)
1 tarantula
some mice
and what ever lizards my vine snake hasn't eaten yet

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