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Re: FWC's - Aggressive cagemates?

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Posted by Trust on September 02, 2002 at 20:35:24:

In Reply to: FWC\'s - Aggressive cagemates? posted by Chris_Harper2 on September 02, 2002 at 12:29:51:

Ten days without eating? I'd bet it was a feeding response.

Mine go nuts when they're hungry and will strike at anything. They're "bite first, ask questions later" kind of snakes.

I bought a pair of long forceps at Daytona just to feed them as I've had them perform the snake equivalent of a great white shark breaching the surface of the ocean while attacking a seal.

They weren't like that as babies, but the older and bigger they've grown, the more outrageous their feeding response gets. I'm sure you've witnessed similar behaviour with yours.



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