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Is this a miami phase?

Spurticus said:
I don't think any snake is aggressive by nature. The won't seek to strike or come out of a safe place to strike.
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Actually, there are some (different species) that will come out of a "safe place" to strike.

Spurticus said:
They are just defensive and nervous.
I just like the "Attitude" of a wild caught snake more. <snip>
. . . but I just find the defensive nature of them fascinating.
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I see what you meant.
 
Nanci said:
I have two Miamis at the moment. One (Cherry) is the sweetest, most people-loving snake imaginable. And not reclusive- she's out ALL the time. Open her bin- she's ready for a visit! The other, Colorado, (who belongs to Stephanie but is visiting me for a year) is also out all the time. He's very lively, but seems to enjoy coming out, and has never tail-rattled me.
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All of my Miamis are very "good natured" too.:)
 
Thunder_blast said:
What will be the outcome if I cross a male miami with a female amel?
Will I get normal het amel or miami phase het amel or other?
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You will get.....

FinFang!
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His mom was an amel (sunglow at that) and his dad a miami. I know everyone already answered....but I couldn't help it. You will get a normal het amel, not a very marketable snake. Unless you pair it with a candy cane amel, you'll get miamis het amel that way (candy canes are amel miamis, basically).
 
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