Meet Aries, spotted python.

Solitarianknigh · 12-10-17, 06:17 AM

Antaresia are just known for being nippy babies. It's a little sporadic and I can never tell when she's going to do it but it's harmless. Don't know about cohabitation, definitely wouldn't do it. They aren't social snakes in the wild so there's no reason for it other than your own benefit. I could definitely see them canabalize.

DJC Reptiles · 12-10-17, 08:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Solitarianknigh

Antaresia are just known for being nippy babies. It's a little sporadic and I can never tell when she's going to do it but it's harmless. Don't know about cohabitation, definitely wouldn't do it. They aren't social snakes in the wild so there's no reason for it other than your own benefit. I could definitely see them canabalize.

I find it funny when these snakes try to bite as babies, they're so small it doesn't break skin or hurt.

Solitarianknigh · 12-10-17, 09:35 PM

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Originally Posted by DJC Reptiles

I find it funny when these snakes try to bite as babies, they're so small it doesn't break skin or hurt.

It's hilarious, 6 month old when she tried to bite the flat side of my hand.