First time python owner

[Dan19]

not having a go at you or anything but do you have a licence? and who sold it to you?

[VixenBabe]

Aw, if you really like him that much then I think you'd regret selling him, plus theres the 6 month rule, he cant be shifted to a new license until then (under special circumstances I think you can, but you need a written letter of approval or something). I hope he settles down for you

[squeezen spotty]

im the same with my spotty but i took him back to my petshop and the lady took him for a week and held him all day while she worked and he calmed down. she loved him so much she wanted to buy him for herself, not a chance lol. but next week he is off to work with me just to hang around in my pocket or my neck to get more handling. most of my staff mates are really excited about him coming in and they are all lining up to hold him first.

[Donzy]

thats awsome to hear,i hope my little fella turns out likeyour has..thank you all so much for the advice and encouragement,i'm glad i found this sight..you guy's and gals are a great help...thank you!

[Australis]

Originally Posted by squeezen spotty

im the same with my spotty but i took him back to my petshop and the lady took him for a week and held him all day while she worked and he calmed down. she loved him so much she wanted to buy him for herself, not a chance lol. but next week he is off to work with me just to hang around in my pocket or my neck to get more handling. most of my staff mates are really excited about him coming in and they are all lining up to hold him first.

Calmed down or stressed out?

Taking your python to work perhaps isnt the brightest idea... lol

[junglemad]

i got a 6 month atherton of a guy who couldn't handle it because it bit him. i tried all the crap to settle it down. it still bites at 5 feet long and 3 years old now. some snakes are nasty

[Ducky]

Handle him a couple a times a day and youll be sweet as.Good luck.