yeah about that. But its not the handling, when there out there fine. But I still wear a glove to pick her up. The difference between corns and pythons is that a corn will nip you, the python will cause a serious wound. Saying that, they do tame right down so dont let it put you off. There great snakes.
That makes sence since the python is a much bigger snake. Would a hook be good to get them out or just a leather glove. So handle them until the are nice and clam and put them back so they don't learn that biting gets them put back. With handling do they tend to find a spot and just hang out there or are they constantly moving like corns? I know I am nervous moving around with our corn just incase she escapes from me.
I love the black and yellow colors of the jungle carpet. I am going to be vigilent at offering rats. I have two mice eating snakes right now (one who is just refused them and one who is too small). I would like to get all mice snakes on rats eventually, but Jake the cornsnakes just goes nutty when we offer him a rat. So the chances of a baby jungle being on rats already is pretty slim?
yep, nice warning they have got a strong bite. A baby jungle probably wont be on rats, you do need to get them on them though. The nutritional difference is noticable when young, and also you dont want to have to feed several mice at a time. When they eat there big eaters, when they dont there a pain. But I love them. Lewis, there isn't really any need for a hook, there not that nasty, a leather glove will be fine. ohh.. looked round and shes shedding, bless.
