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Strange behavior

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thehungrypython

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I have an adult Corn who was rescued after being hit by a car 5 years ago. He is estimated at 7 years of age. I reciently was asked to take him after the previous owner no longer care for him. He is usually pretty mellow. However, the past week he has been really restless. I am guessing this is from the hint that spring is just around the bend. Today I got him out and he was eager to come out. He quickly wrapped my arm. This guy is really strong and does restrict blood flow. Today his wrap had spasms with it. It was on his underside and the lower 3/4 of his body. Last week I picked up some breeding age females from Sinister Serpents. The females where in Burmation and have been warming up since Sunday. I don't have any plans on breeding Chuck because I don't know where his original injuries where and he is a Carolina Normal. Is it a response to their scent? Should I be worried?

Figured I would show you all a picture of Chuck Norris

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That is totally normal male behavior! Don't sweat it, Chuck is gonna be a-okay.

The males twitch and do what we have called the "herky-jerky" dance to court females.

He probably smells the ladies and it ready to roll. Don't be surprised if he refuses food also.

He will get back to normal when the spring fever is over.
 
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