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Originally Posted by CDN_Blood
I'm really glad to hear you've been paying attention! While it's good to get stuff like this absorbed, it's also worth noting that they're not all things you need to shield yourself from with a garbage can lid just to change their water.
Some are exceptionally calm (like Caylan's), some are in the middle (like mine) and some exhibit traits from all over the behaviour map within the same day (I have one like this, too), but they can all be very moody. It's a question of how far each individual will go when it's in a mood, and you won't know that until you have it.
Also of note is that it's really only the brongersmai that are so touchy. Curtus tend to be a little more stable and breitensteini are much more steady, so picking the right subspecies for your personality type is important 
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Interesting my
Curtus are not that stable.lol
My male is just as wild as any
brongersmai that I have ever seen.
Have to agree it comes down to the individual snake.