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weird boa behavior

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Tonight when I fed my Argentine she took the f/t rat just fine. I checked on her when it was about half down and she completely spazzed out. She attacked the glass, hissed *really* loud, got all puffed up and pretty much went crazy. She's never, ever done this before. She's usually really easy going and friendly. We've been through the same feeding routine about a million times before, I can't imagine why she'd freak out tonight. She was more than just spooked, she completely lost it. Any ideas?
 
Just being a snake with a strong feeding response.
I have Longicauda's that have done that since day one,they really get into it
sometimes.
 
Yeah, they may retain that response for a full day too. Striking at movements even hours after getting it down.

Check on them from afar. :thumbsup:
 
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