My Gold Dust Motley is a real sweetheart. Never once rattled or bite or showed any aggression during the 3 day holiday handling between my 5 year old son, 2 year old niece, 6 year old niece, and 9 year old niece. The 6 and 9 year olds were very timid and I thought they would be the ones that he would strike at first. But nothing. He was great.
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Morph Type and Temperment?
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Skully23
Experienced
I don't know if a certain morph causes a certain temperament but I had an adult Butter awhile ago that always rattled, tried striking. I now have a Classic which she is pretty calm and easy to mess with.
It could be the way they are raised, personality, or possibly the genetics. I don't have too much experience with attitudes in corns and morphs tho. I'd say it comes down to the snake.
-Skully-
It could be the way they are raised, personality, or possibly the genetics. I don't have too much experience with attitudes in corns and morphs tho. I'd say it comes down to the snake.
-Skully-
ghosthousecorns
Well-known member
I think sometimes they are just picky about who can handle them. I gave away my "mean" snake that always bit me and the new owner reports he is a puppy dog with him, lol.
