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I took my adult spotted python out last night and carried him arond for awhile. Then I put him in his feeding bin. If he's hungry that usually switches him into eating mode. At that point anything is fair game.
Well I dangled the dead mouse in front of him and dropped it off the tongs. He was looking my direction but his head was a good 10 inches away. Usually he won't strike more than a couple inches. Anyway, I reached in to grab the mouse and he came flying across and grabbed my middle finger. I jerked my hand back and pulled him part way out of the bin and he promptly let go. Whew! That could have been much worse. I swear he's really smart and knows that he bit me by mistake. So there I was dripping blood and he's starting to scoot across the basement floor. So I dangle the mouse in front and get him to latch on and that was it.
Sorry for the long post.
I took my adult spotted python out last night and carried him arond for awhile. Then I put him in his feeding bin. If he's hungry that usually switches him into eating mode. At that point anything is fair game.
Well I dangled the dead mouse in front of him and dropped it off the tongs. He was looking my direction but his head was a good 10 inches away. Usually he won't strike more than a couple inches. Anyway, I reached in to grab the mouse and he came flying across and grabbed my middle finger. I jerked my hand back and pulled him part way out of the bin and he promptly let go. Whew! That could have been much worse. I swear he's really smart and knows that he bit me by mistake. So there I was dripping blood and he's starting to scoot across the basement floor. So I dangle the mouse in front and get him to latch on and that was it.
Sorry for the long post.