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Posted by Aaron on September 24, 2002 at 02:46:03:
In Reply to: Well ... posted by patricia sherman on September 23, 2002 at 16:41:37:
To extract him from his cage and place him in the feeding container, you may need to use a stick to hold his neck down (gently), and then grasp him behind the head so that you can control the location of his mouth with one hand, and lift his body with the other.
>>> Preferable to pinning is place a towel over the snakes head and gently lift it by the belly letting it crawl over your open palms while keeping it out of strike range from your face.
Many aggressive snakes will not srtike at the hands that are holding them as long as you are not touching their back or restraining them. Over time with regular handling the snake should become more calm. But wait until it's feeding regularly before attempting to tame it.
