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I have a green annie that I have had since she was in a deli cup.She has always been a little nippy.Back then it didn't matter as much but she is now 8-9 ft long.I keep her cage clean by "shooing" her to the other side.It is now a cycle...she bites me so the less I want to hold her,the less I hold her,the more she is not used to being held....the less she is used to being held....well you get the picture.
I have large pythons( one almost 20 ft),but this snake...has got me at a standstill.

Any thoughts?
 
Just keep working with her. Some snakes will never calm down, some will. All you can do is keep trying. Better to work with her now then when she is 15-18ft. Best of luck!
 
Like mentioned, some snakes just never take to interaction with humans. And being an Annie on top of that...they aren't exactly "known" for their docility. Some interact well, but lots of others don't.
 
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