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Quoted: That's really weird. I remember traveling over there and you'd see them along side roads and under trees and people would just walk past them. They were completely docile. Maybe it's nest is right there or something. |
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If you mess with them at all they bite like crazy, they have a worse attitude than most other python species. Quoted:
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That's really weird. I remember traveling over there and you'd see them along side roads and under trees and people would just walk past them. They were completely docile. Maybe it's nest is right there or something. They're non venomous right? Are they constrictors? |
| bah. Hell yesterday some idiot got bit in the foot from a diamond back because he wasn't watching where he he was going. Although I have heard they don't really rattle that much anymore cause of the cattle around here just stomping them to death. Just hearsay thus far although the guy that got bit haven't heard if it rattled since it didn't make the news just the scanners. And all they kept saying was a dry bit so might not have been a rattler he could have gotten bit by a grass snake since they didn't describe the snake at all. Just said very minimal swelling for after an hour after the bite. |
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That's really weird. I remember traveling over there and you'd see them along side roads and under trees and people would just walk past them. They were completely docile. Maybe it's nest is right there or something. They're non venomous right? Are they constrictors? African rock python. Non venomous constrictor, and not really a good choice for a first giant constrictor if you're into keeping snakes, as they're known for being a tad difficult. Burms and retics are typically easier to deal with, though they get bigger than the rocks. |
