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Keep working with him and get use to it. It‘s a colombian so huffing, being flighty and having a little more attitude is part of what they‘re known for. For some if you keep working with them it goes away and for others it doesn‘t. It should be expected at some point (with most animals) especially when working with young reptiles. Anything can set them off and change their attitude at any time, even the one thing (person) thats been constant in their life for how ever long. It happens... no matter what species just keep working with him.

[QUOTE="Bubblz Calhoun, post: 135393, member: 1151"] [i][font=times new roman] Keep working with him and get use to it. :) It‘s a colombian so huffing, being flighty and having a little more attitude is part of what they‘re known for. For some if you keep working with them it goes away and for others it doesn‘t. It should be expected at some point (with most animals) especially when working with young reptiles. Anything can set them off and change their attitude at any time, even the one thing (person) thats been constant in their life for how ever long. It happens... no matter what species just keep working with him. [/font][/i][font=times new roman][/font] [/QUOTE]

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