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Letting friends handle your snakes

I don't take my snakes out of their cages for anyone, let alone let someone handle them.
 
I'll let anyone hold them,as long as they play with and pet the feeder mice first! :crazy01: Anybody that knows how to handle them can hold mine.For little kids(that aren't mine) and people that aren't sure about them,I hold the snake and let them touch it.My 3 year old daughter holds all mine and wasn't afraid of a BIG retic.My 15 year old daughter won't even hold a hatchling corn.She likes her geckos,beardies and tarantula. :shrugs:
 
i have let some people hold my corn snake. but am either right there. or holding my snakes tail.i had people want to hold peek a boo. but then when she moves fast the end up trying to drop her. so i dont really like anyone holding my snakes but they can pet them
 
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