Lineman_dh
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My 3 year old corn snake just started acting like he wants to strike at me nothing has changed from the normal routine he shed bout 2 weèks ago, i dont know what to do
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Still acting mean
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bitsy
Owned by Corns since 1991
Have you been eating or cooking with garlic? Mine hate that smell and it makes them snappy if I try to handle them for a day or two afterwards. Or have you changed your cosmetics or hand soap? Maybe it's masking the smell that they usually expect from you.
High temps are another reason for Corns becoming snappy, so that's definitely worth double-checking.
High temps are another reason for Corns becoming snappy, so that's definitely worth double-checking.
gsdbecca
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Sorry to be a bit off topic, but I had wondered if new soap effected them. Thanks for posting that, Bitsy. Because I used a new soap the other day and could swear that Ala was smelling (with her tongue) me more than usual. I thought I might have been imagining it, but there this sort of "who is this?" about her body language.