m3s4
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Quick update on my juvie Colombian.
When I first got him, and for close to 3 weeks after, he would never huff at me. I wasn't sure if he'd be the type to be very vocal - his demeanor was just not typical of some of the others I've had.
However, ever since his last shed, he's been turning into a little "bad-boy" - you know - a little more confident, a little more aggressive and much more vocal.
As part of the explanation, I think he's finally settling in to his new environment. However, I really attribute this new found irritation to the fact he has his own "hide" that he wants all to himself now and he considers it "his" territory. On top of that, he's not much bigger, but with the last shed, I think in his mind he thinks he IS much bigger then he really is and he's determined to let me know he isn't some little guy anymore -even though he is. What a quick change in temperament and confidence.
I laugh every time I have to move him or get him up because what used to be a timid, easy-going juvie is quickly turning into a more aggressive, dominant, very vocal type.
[video=youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGfgy5l0gIQ&feature=youtu.be[/video]
When I first got him, and for close to 3 weeks after, he would never huff at me. I wasn't sure if he'd be the type to be very vocal - his demeanor was just not typical of some of the others I've had.
However, ever since his last shed, he's been turning into a little "bad-boy" - you know - a little more confident, a little more aggressive and much more vocal.
As part of the explanation, I think he's finally settling in to his new environment. However, I really attribute this new found irritation to the fact he has his own "hide" that he wants all to himself now and he considers it "his" territory. On top of that, he's not much bigger, but with the last shed, I think in his mind he thinks he IS much bigger then he really is and he's determined to let me know he isn't some little guy anymore -even though he is. What a quick change in temperament and confidence.
I laugh every time I have to move him or get him up because what used to be a timid, easy-going juvie is quickly turning into a more aggressive, dominant, very vocal type.
[video=youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGfgy5l0gIQ&feature=youtu.be[/video]