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Posted by DogStar on August 14, 2002 at 11:12:43:
In Reply to: new black rat snake posted by monki on August 14, 2002 at 10:20:57:

First of all don't play with it!! Let him settle down for a few days! Then only handle it gently, don't grab, no fast movements, if he coils and rattles when you go to pick him up, place a pillowcase or something over him, and pick him up that way, he probably will not bite you through the pillowcase, then take it off and handle him that way, this is the only way I can handle my black rat. I've had her a month and she is settling down, slowly, but she is.
Good Luck
DogStar
:i just got a black rat snake which when handled in the shop was fine, but after the bus and train journey home it seemed a bit aggressive. i picked it out of the bag and was handling it, it seemed fine but then it just lashed out n bit my girlfriends brother. i didnt see what he did to it but he only sed he was stroking it. ive only had the snake a few hours now and since i put it in the tank i cant pick it back up again, it always looks assive it will strike at me, sometimes it rattles its tail too.
:is this just because of the journey home it had (bus journey = lots of vibrations) and the new home or is this a permenant thing?
:do i have a right to take the snake back?
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