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sharthun
07-05-13, 11:46 AM
I recently adopted an Albino Prairie King snake that belonged to a local Science teacher and he kept it in the classroom. The snake is a sweetheart but very flighty! I handle him daily. I'm hoping with time he will chill out. Any advice? btw he is about 25 inches long and feeding on small to medium mice. TIA!
Amadeus
07-05-13, 11:57 AM
With age, patience, and persistence he will become more calm when out.
He probably just gets a little stressed when he out. Make sure his enclosure has a lot of cover and places to hide.
Good luck. =]
sharthun
07-05-13, 12:01 PM
With age, patience, and persistence he will become more calm when out.
He probably just gets a little stressed when he out. Make sure his enclosure has a lot of cover and places to hide.
Good luck. =]
Thanks! he has 2 hides and burrows under the aspen bedding.
sharthun
07-08-13, 07:27 AM
Augustus is doing much better! Chillin!:)
EL Ziggy
07-08-13, 08:56 PM
Very nice snake. Glad he's getting settled in. It's funny, the more I see all these beautiful snakes, the more I want more snakes. They're more addictive than tattoos : )
If that half-log is his main hide, he may calm down quicker with a darker tighter fitting hide. The more secure a snake feels in its home, the quicker it will settle down.
sharthun
07-08-13, 09:41 PM
If that half-log is his main hide, he may calm down quicker with a darker tighter fitting hide. The more secure a snake feels in its home, the quicker it will settle down.
I had the same thought and added a second small hide. He used it right away! Thanks! :cool:
sharthun
07-08-13, 09:44 PM
Very nice snake. Glad he's getting settled in. It's funny, the more I see all these beautiful snakes, the more I want more snakes. They're more addictive than tattoos : )
Addictive for sure!
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