Loki - male bredli, was psycho for the first 6-8 months, stalked me thru the glass when i walked into the room, after lots of out of tank time and gentle handling he settled down beautifully, didnt bite at all for close to 4 years till i drunkenly let the neighbours poodle have a sniff (dog was restrained but very interested) and he gave me a gentle nip, well, as gentle as a 6-7 foot snake can bite, blood but no bruising. very controlled, and yes, i totally deserved that one.
yani and yindi - female bredli, were psycho for the first year till i started handling them more regularly, and they settled down, they have the occasional go at me but ots more of a nose but than a strike and coil, spot of blood but nothing much.
Nut and Ra - female and male jungle will both have a go if im not careful, hard as they can, tehy like the taste of blood.
they seem to give me a couple of mins to see if theyre being moved to the aviary first, i dont get bitten if im putting them out there, only if i miss the door i normally go thru to take em out.
Bella - female diamond came from a neglected home, was fine at first and once she got some strength up started biting, with regular handling and outside time shes become much nicer, hisses her butt off if she doesnt wanna be disturbed, so i dont disturb her on those days.
new male diamond who still doesnt have a name was milky when he arrived and bit me as soon as i opened his container to move him to his new home. (hes been in a tub in a car all day so i find that totally excuseable) Hasnt even looked like biting since, hes the one who has made me believe all those people with these lovely non biting snakes!!
aside from that theres been the occasional feeding bite, but generally theres been alcohol involved in those,..
any snake that has teeth has the potential to bite.
