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Re: Tri-color mussurana??.....


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Posted by Doug T on October 08, 2002 at 18:12:27:

In Reply to: Re: Tri-color mussurana??..... posted by jasonic on October 08, 2002 at 15:13:51:

:Doug,

:Very cool! Get that site up;)

It's getting daily attention...when the snakes don't need it.

:If you have a second, answer me this. You mention your male is jumpy. How would you concider
:their temperment overall? Are they as friendly as your average eastern indigo?

They don't display the "intelligence" that indigos do. More like a kingsnake's level of brains. If the snake doesn't like being held, it will be obvious. They move fast.

:Do you handle yours, or are they a little too unpredicatable/nippy for casual handling.

So far, my experience has been that biting isn't part of their defense pattern. My male is pretty flighty but never tries to bite. My female is quite mellow, but active. If they were nippy, I'd get rid of them. Too much potential for trouble. I handle them a lot. I want them to become accustomed to me so when they are big adults, I don't have to worry about a "nippy" mussurana.

:thanks much,
:-jason

:we wanna massurana!!....all together now!!!;-)



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