HI,
my may issue of Reptiles had an article about handling gopher snakes/corns and such and then handling Kings the author noticed his King would try to munch on his hands anytime he handles a corn or gopher and then takes out the king.
The repsonse to the quiery stated that many Snakes give off Phermones in tiny amounts this helps the boys find the girls in the wild and but the kings pick up on this and can find the snakes for lunch. So if you handle your corns and dont wash your hands your king may think your fingers are something else
slurp :
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The Vet who answered the question also noticed that Kings housed in the same room as corns/gopher snakes can make the gohper/corn snakes housed in that reptile room stop feeding and stressed..
doug :P
my may issue of Reptiles had an article about handling gopher snakes/corns and such and then handling Kings the author noticed his King would try to munch on his hands anytime he handles a corn or gopher and then takes out the king.
The repsonse to the quiery stated that many Snakes give off Phermones in tiny amounts this helps the boys find the girls in the wild and but the kings pick up on this and can find the snakes for lunch. So if you handle your corns and dont wash your hands your king may think your fingers are something else


The Vet who answered the question also noticed that Kings housed in the same room as corns/gopher snakes can make the gohper/corn snakes housed in that reptile room stop feeding and stressed..
doug :P
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