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smifffy
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 Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2005 12:44 pm Post subject: How do I know if my snake is stressed when handling. |
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| Can anybody tell me what I should look for so I can tell if my son and daughter's corn snakes are stressed when they are handled. |
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Dan
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it will try to get away all the time, pee on you or bite
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JStroud
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Or just let off a really nasty smell (musking). Corn snakes can tolerate handling more then other species though  |
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smifffy
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| Thanks for your comments, in that case as we have none of these signs I think I can assume that they have settled into the mad house quite well. |
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