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Handling after feeding - Newbie question

I've had some NASTY corns! Actually we have a few adult female Balls at work that we face eaters to. You pull the bin open and they're ready to go. And damn do their bites pack a punch......
 
Carinata said:
I've had some NASTY corns! Actually we have a few adult female Balls at work that we face eaters to. You pull the bin open and they're ready to go. And damn do their bites pack a punch......
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Man I've got a pied male that is a nightmare! He hits like a freight train, but he is soooo handsome, and makes great babies! You gotta be in a ready stance every time you open his tub.
 
BloodyBaroness said:
Man I've got a pied male that is a nightmare! He hits like a freight train, but he is soooo handsome, and makes great babies! You gotta be in a ready stance every time you open his tub.
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Haha! They really do hit hard. I had a little baby Pied miss her F/T rat one day and she latched onto my finger and it was surprisingly difficult to make her release!
 
LOL, yeah the balls take things very serious! Grip of death, nope not letting go. I had my male grab my wrist one time and coil, it was a solid hour before we coaxed him off.
 
Ball Pythons don't always take feeding seriously.
But when they do they do it seriously.
I can see that on a dos equis poster!
 
Carinata said:
Ball Pythons don't always take feeding seriously.
But when they do they do it seriously.
I can see that on a dos equis poster!
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-snerk- So true! When they eat, they EAT!!

Okies, I think we derailed this thread as far as we possibly can. :rofl:

Well played everyone. :grin01:
 
We went over the cliff, down a hill, and are now on fire. Derailed like a boss.

Poor OP!

48 hours is the rule of thumb, just to rehash that. :D
 
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