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Old 12-28-12, 11:02 AM   #1
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Python bite?

What could you compare a baby ball python bite to?
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Old 12-28-12, 11:50 AM   #2
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Re: Python bite?

They tear chunks of flesh right off the bone.



Just kidding. A Royal bite is nothing.I would rather get a Royal bite than a cat scratch
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Old 12-28-12, 12:03 PM   #3
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Re: Python bite?

Well I highly doubt it would draw blood. You will feel it hit you but it won't hurt.
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Old 12-28-12, 12:18 PM   #4
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Re: Python bite?

Depends on the size a baby wouldnt do much damage but an adult might do more
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Old 12-28-12, 12:22 PM   #5
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Re: Python bite?

like pushing a piece of velcro against your skin,no pain at all

i would be more concerned for the snake losing teeth,than i would the bite on the human

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Old 12-28-12, 12:28 PM   #6
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Re: Python bite?

I'd compare it to a great white shark bite.

Be careful.
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Old 12-28-12, 12:57 PM   #7
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The bite is no big deal as far as pain goes. You want to avoid a bite as it can hurt the snake from loss of teeth and you possibly could get a secondary infection.
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Re: Python bite?

i got bit by mine on boxing day little bit of blood nothing much pain wise well he did bite me on my vein lol
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Old 01-04-13, 08:17 PM   #9
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Mine drew a little bit of blood. No pain didn't no at first just felt like a scratch that's all. Have you ever had your blood sugars tested in your finger, I'd say it was just like that.
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Barely a paper cut..
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Re: Python bite?

like getting hit with a fly when riding a motorcycle. more surprising than painful
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Old 01-05-13, 06:54 AM   #12
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Re: Python bite?

Watched my little sister's yearling spider BP recently. He's the most skittish and defensive BP I've ever met. He has this habit of 'striking' but just hitting you with his nose, not opening his mouth, when you're in his cage. He hit me while I was spot cleaning and it wasn't until I felt a little tug that I looked and realized he'd actually struck me and latched on. By the time I got home about twenty minutes later I tried to show my friend the little mark that had produced a teeny tiny amount of blood, but he couldn't really make it out anymore.
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Re: Python bite?

Never been bit by any of my snake but my son got bit of my baby boa she drew blood and he cried lol I pmsl but my concern was for the snake's teeth.
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Old 01-05-13, 10:47 AM   #14
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Re: Python bite?

baby ball bite: no big deal
adult ball bite: holy cow!
one i had had latched on to my arm and started to dig in to my arm, pulled two or three teeth out.
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Baby ball python? Paper cuts are worse. A bite from a baby BP is more startling than painful.
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