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Do Cornsnake Bites Hurt?
- Thread starter Roy Munson
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starsevol
Cohabbing is cruelty...
My adult corns have never tagged me, but a few babies did. One of mine, Lugosi, has since grown out of it...but he wasn't named Lugosi JUST because he's Vlad's son!
The worst bite I ever got was when one of my former ball pythons mistook me for food. I had to run the faucett over his head to make him let go. My hand turned black and doubled in size. It didn't really hurt, but I couldn't bend it.
The worst bite I ever got was when one of my former ball pythons mistook me for food. I had to run the faucett over his head to make him let go. My hand turned black and doubled in size. It didn't really hurt, but I couldn't bend it.
Weebonilass
New member
I guess I'm the wimp of the group, because while it didn't "hurt" it did sting... like grabbing a hold of a cactus or a nettle. Not something that I prefer to repeat, so I'm glad Gailleann outgrew that stage 
And this is the person who can brush aside a 1200lb horse standing on the top of her foot... I don't let him stay there, but it's not that big a deal. Of course, I'd prefer that not to happen too
And this is the person who can brush aside a 1200lb horse standing on the top of her foot... I don't let him stay there, but it's not that big a deal. Of course, I'd prefer that not to happen too
Emily1188
Smells Like a Rat
I haven't been tagged yet... :uhoh: I know it's inevitable. Amadeus was reeeeaaal cranky about a week ago (I think I just startled the crap out of him) and he struck when I put his dish with fresh water down. Hit the dish, not me.
I wish it would just happen, so I could get it over with. But he's such a puppy... wait till I get a second (oh yeah, I have plans - eventually), I'll probably be jerking away from a little hatchling and you call can make fun of me.
I wish it would just happen, so I could get it over with. But he's such a puppy... wait till I get a second (oh yeah, I have plans - eventually), I'll probably be jerking away from a little hatchling and you call can make fun of me.
I might be the only one to say that no, actually, snake bites DO hurt.
Just because it's a papercut-sting doesn't mean it isn't painful!
I'd rather say "yes, it's going to sting a bit, but it's only like a papercut, sore for a while" than say "no, it doesn't hurt at all."
My Colombian rainbow boa, on the other hand, when she struck and constricted my hand... that HURT. Left loads of bruising, too.
Just because it's a papercut-sting doesn't mean it isn't painful!
I'd rather say "yes, it's going to sting a bit, but it's only like a papercut, sore for a while" than say "no, it doesn't hurt at all."
My Colombian rainbow boa, on the other hand, when she struck and constricted my hand... that HURT. Left loads of bruising, too.