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BehaviorGeneral topics or questions concerning the way your cornsnake may be acting.
I wouldn't quite call it an advantage..
But another 'good' thing with babies..Is that when they do strike, the can't really do any harm, so it sort of desensitizes you a bit and you are less likely to jerk your hand back (which only startles the snake more)
Being prepared for a bite, and knowing that it won't really hurt (not even from the adult that I had who bit twice during breeding season) Helps you react better.
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