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BehaviorGeneral topics or questions concerning the way your cornsnake may be acting.
i have had my snake about 2months now she is about 3months old. we pick her up etc and she is usually fine but just my girlfriend was rubbing her finger on the glass and she fled for the finger. and then she did it again and again she did the same. dont want to put hand in, incase she bite me. she hasnt shed yet either i dont know how often she sheds but her eyes arent milky or anything yet. she has water etc
Your snake is still very young, probley has'nt settled in yet and is still frightened of that big scary hand. Just give her time and she will settle down. Getting bit by a small corn wont even break the skin, so its nothing to worry about.
yup, I've been bitten by snakes twice the size of a 3 month old and they couldn't break the skin. It's nothing to worry about - except that it's quite startling.
If you're really worried, standard advice here is to put on some gardening gloves until you've got your confidence back. But I really doubt she'll bite you at all.
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