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I would say No! they can't be tamed...more

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Posted by John Hedger on December 19, 2002 at 00:56:17:

In Reply to: ATB ???'s for all keepers posted by pntballmaniac on December 17, 2002 at 22:14:41:

Amazons have a natural biting instinct that is like a "knee jerk" reaction. In other words--They can't help it!! They bite what moves or what is warm. I would say an amazon could never be tamed to where a child could handle it either supervised or unsupervised. Amazons are not for people who don't like getting bit. But they are still very cool snakes to keep however!
JHedger


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