leave her alone for a week
question: What is recommended that the poster do?, context: A few noob questions on handling a baby BP. What is a good handling routine to get into? I recently got my very first python and want her to be comfortable with being handled by people. After holding her for a few minutes each day she tends to tense up and strike out, but never actually bite. My coworker, who has two adults, says that she is being defensive and I ought to leave her alone for a week or so until she is used to her new home. I have gotten her to eat which I take as a good sign, but I think she is still afraid of people. What can I do to ensure that she has no problem being handled as she grows up?
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My coworker, who has two adults, says that she is being defensive and I ought to leave her alone for a week or so until she is used to her new home.
A few noob questions on handling a baby BP. What is a good handling routine to get into? I recently got my very first python and want her to be comfortable with being handled by people. After holding her for a few minutes each day she tends to tense up and strike out, but never actually bite. My coworker, who has two adults, says that she is being defensive and I ought to leave her alone for a week or so until she is used to her new home. I have gotten her to eat which I take as a good sign, but I think she is still afraid of people. What can I do to ensure that she has no problem being handled as she grows up?
My coworker, who has two adults, says that she is being defensive and I ought to <hl> leave her alone for a week <hl> or so until she is used to her new home.
A few noob questions on handling a baby BP. What is a good handling routine to get into? I recently got my very first python and want her to be comfortable with being handled by people. After holding her for a few minutes each day she tends to tense up and strike out, but never actually bite. My coworker, who has two adults, says that she is being defensive and I ought to <hl> leave her alone for a week <hl> or so until she is used to her new home. I have gotten her to eat which I take as a good sign, but I think she is still afraid of people. What can I do to ensure that she has no problem being handled as she grows up?
A few noob questions on handling a baby BP. What is a good handling routine to get into? I recently got my very first python and want her to be comfortable with being handled by people. After holding her for a few minutes each day she tends to tense up and strike out, but never actually bite. <hl> My coworker, who has two adults, says that she is being defensive and I ought to leave her alone for a week or so until she is used to her new home. <hl> I have gotten her to eat which I take as a good sign, but I think she is still afraid of people. What can I do to ensure that she has no problem being handled as she grows up?