How long have you had him? I recently learned upon aquiring a new reptile that the rule of thumb seems to be to let him or her have a week in there enclosure to de-stress only putting your hand in to change water. I've been lucky as far as bites go thus far did it hurt? Dumb question right? LOL I see you've been a member on here for awhile so you probably already know what your doing. Was it in shed or did the bite occur before you fed him? I'm sure you'll get the answer on here before long.
i didnt hurt :) !! i have had him for about 2 1/2 weeks i have lets him relax for 10 days and i take him out to feed him in a RUB. and i have more than lickely go to quick to him thnkx so far to u 2 for all the help. ferd x :P
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I'm sure it's normal, considering you've only had him for a short time, and he's still young. He's still probably abit scared being handled. Some snakes are used to being handled and still bite occasionally. so don't worry :)
I think its normal for young snakes to be bitey sometimes, hopefully with time and regular handling it should be fine :]
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Boa can be bitey for a bit longer than corns. My female I've had for a couple month now and she's still like the devil incarnate sometimes. Wonder if it's because it's female.............
I see you've been a member on here for awhile so you probably already know what your doing.
NEVER assume................
Definitely never assume!
Nice to see you back Fernando ....its been a long time! How is Diablo doing?
If you want some help with Louis why dont you check out our sister site, The Rainbow Boa to get some more info on how to look after him properly and some more experienced advice on how to handle him.