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Krafty43

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1) My one corn snake, Ridaya, has never been handled.. whenever I go to her she's curled up and looks like she may attack; whats the best way to approach her and try and handle her?

2) what's the best source of heat I should use? I have a crappy heat lamp but would like to buy a new one.. or a heat pad.. what would be recommended? What works best? Pros and cons?

3) I dropped Houdini! She seems okay but ahhh! Will she be okay? What if I drop her again? God I'm a klutz =$

4) toys and treats? What would they like? Would they like any kind of toys and treats?

Thank you. :)
 
1- try to get the snake out, use a glove if it he strikes. If you don't, it will never tame.
2-Use a uth with a temperature probe with a dimmer/ rheostat.
3-Keep an eye on your snake, I'm sure he's fine, drops will happen.
4- snakes need no treats, just mice. As for toys they don't play. Give him hides, maybe some climbing vines, he'll be happy.
 
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