greasychips
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how do i get my snake to know me, it lives two other little corns, they are all 1 but not all mine, how do i make him know me more?
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Chip
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uh,..... what?
I think you are asking how to get your snake used to handling. Pretty simple, handle it for a few minutes at a time every day. It should calm down quickly. As for the rest, I think you suggested it was caged with two other corns that don't belong to you. I'd splurge and get it a cage of it's own.
Sorry, but you are never going to get affection or any similar response from a pet snake. I should stop striking, rattling, and pooping when you handle it, but it is never going to come to you or "get to know you." They just aren't that kind of an animal.
I think you are asking how to get your snake used to handling. Pretty simple, handle it for a few minutes at a time every day. It should calm down quickly. As for the rest, I think you suggested it was caged with two other corns that don't belong to you. I'd splurge and get it a cage of it's own.
Sorry, but you are never going to get affection or any similar response from a pet snake. I should stop striking, rattling, and pooping when you handle it, but it is never going to come to you or "get to know you." They just aren't that kind of an animal.
Rachel
Vet nurse in training!
I'm not exactly sure what your post means but I take it that all snakes are living togther? And there are three together and only one is yours, right?
I'd start with getting a home for your new snake so it doesn't have to share. Then you can put things like an old t-shirt into the tank for the snake to get used to your scent. As elrojo said, your snake will never be affectionate like a cat or dog, but it will get used to you and become happy enough for you to handle it.
I'd start with getting a home for your new snake so it doesn't have to share. Then you can put things like an old t-shirt into the tank for the snake to get used to your scent. As elrojo said, your snake will never be affectionate like a cat or dog, but it will get used to you and become happy enough for you to handle it.