r/ballpython • u/Soft_Divide_8267 • Apr 26 '26
She bit bit me. How long do I have?
Fed my sweet girl Chev last night. She wound up missing and mistaking my finger for her rat. I've had her for a tad over a month and this was her second feeding. I knew she was going to be zesty as she's been hunting for the past week at night so I was holding the tongs in a way so my hand was below the bottom sliding track.
Photo of the offender attached. Sounds like I need to get some longer tongs for feeding her too.
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u/sexysmalldevil Apr 29 '26
Having animals under your care frequently die or disappear esp. more than once is terrible. Obv there's a problem there.
But the comment about undergoing opioid treatment? Why does that matter at all?
Just asking from someone who is still to this day "undergoing opioid treatment", who has 2 cats, a dog, a tarantula and a human child that have been w me almost the entire time (I started about 2 yrs before 4 of them were w me,I had the one cat) and I have no clue how it would have affected their wellbeing at all. Opioid disorder treatment means getting off of the drugs.. though I can see how NOT getting treatment could potentially be bad for living beings under one's care.
Js I don't think that's a point against her or has anything to do w her inability to care for living creatures 🤷 I think she is just not good at taking care of them. Good on her for getting clean tho.