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adult jungle carpet python aggressive

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I got a 5ft. jungle carpet couple weeks ago and he wasn't held much with the owner i got him from, and so hes gone back into being nervous and bitey. How would i be able to calm him down before he gets any bigger?
 
Joseph, you will want to try handling the Carpet a couple times a week. Slowly let him get used to being handled. I would first start to handle him by using a hook. Hook the front portion of his body and handle the rest with your hand so he gets the sense of being out of his enclosure and handled by you. Do that a few times a week and he should calm down.

You can also read some of my comments to another member about taming carpets with cage aggression if you have that problem, (http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/forums/showthread.php?t=197500). If you have any specific questions feel free to ask.
 
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