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Originally Posted by Aaron_S
As young snakes it may true. They have a very frail form, especially as you get closer to their tails. They don't have the structure of our more heavy bodied snakes so they should be handled with a bit more of a gentle hand.
Otherwise those people are talking about old stories that just aren't true anymore.
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Originally Posted by lady_bug87
It's true. They shouldn't be handled before their color change. If there is damage to the prehensile tail they could have issues eating since they eat upside down.
Extra care is needed when you're handling arboreal snakes. Its not so much an issue with ATBs since they're semi arboreal
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Thanks guys!
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Originally Posted by lady_bug87
Exactly! nothing to do with love.
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Not one bit and I love my snakes very much.
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