Most Aggressive Snakes you've worked with

kwhitlock · 01-28-14, 12:09 AM

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Originally Posted by SSSSnakes

Rock Pythons, Big and BAD

What's it like working with rock pythons? I remember seeing you talking about you have then for educational purposes that not every snake is a big nice puppy dog tame snake. I can't imagine working with a rock python..

SSSSnakes · 01-28-14, 08:18 AM

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Originally Posted by kwhitlock

What's it like working with rock pythons? I remember seeing you talking about you have then for educational purposes that not every snake is a big nice puppy dog tame snake. I can't imagine working with a rock python..

They tend to be fast and aggressive. They attack as soon as they have the chance. When you open their enclosure, you have to be ready to defend yourself. They strike repeatedly and never seem to run out of energy. I love them.

kwhitlock · 01-28-14, 09:22 AM

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Originally Posted by SSSSnakes

They tend to be fast and aggressive. They attack as soon as they have the chance. When you open their enclosure, you have to be ready to defend yourself. They strike repeatedly and never seem to run out of energy. I love them.

holy cow. sounds like quite the interesting snake! whats the biggest rock python you have? I cant imagine duking it out with an adult rock python bit to much snake for me.

SSSSnakes · 01-28-14, 06:53 PM

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Originally Posted by IW17

Is your experience that most rocks are Aggressive/defensive or is this a particular animal?

I have found the ones I have worked with are all defensive/aggressive.

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holy cow. sounds like quite the interesting snake! whats the biggest rock python you have? I cant imagine duking it out with an adult rock python bit to much snake for me.

My biggest Rock is about 8-9 feet.