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Herp World Expo Pickup (Albino Nelsons Milksnake)!
- Thread starter Tinkerbeller87
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Tinkerbeller87
Happily a cornsnake lover
Oh awesome! Thanks Nanci. I was a little afraid, that definitely eases my mind a little.
Tinkerbeller87
Happily a cornsnake lover
So no problem with feeding, it's eaten twice for me already but I need my nervousness eased a little.
It musked a little the first time I pulled it out of it's viv last sunday to feed it. No biggie. But when I fed it yesterday, OMG! It musked all over the place and was totally freaking out! It was striking and musking, only bit itself a couple of times. I'm not afraid of being bitten but I am afraid of stressing it. I still have another week and 1 more feeding before I can start gentle handling. But how much handling is too much? I know that I cannot put it back when it musks which is fine but I just don't want to stress it too much.
Some words of encouragement from someone with experience with taming these guys down would be helpful, thanks in advance.
It musked a little the first time I pulled it out of it's viv last sunday to feed it. No biggie. But when I fed it yesterday, OMG! It musked all over the place and was totally freaking out! It was striking and musking, only bit itself a couple of times. I'm not afraid of being bitten but I am afraid of stressing it. I still have another week and 1 more feeding before I can start gentle handling. But how much handling is too much? I know that I cannot put it back when it musks which is fine but I just don't want to stress it too much.
Some words of encouragement from someone with experience with taming these guys down would be helpful, thanks in advance.