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#1771537
Frilledup
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Skittish Frilly 
Hey I’ve had my frilly for about a month now, and every time I try to handle him he frills and hisses
Any suggestions?
I"ll post pics in my next post
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06/24/08 12:50am
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#1771957
MegophryidaeMan
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Message To: Frilledup In reference to Message Id: 1771537
Skittish Frilly
Mine is pretty skittish too. I have had him for about a month too. Anyhow, I find he is calmer if I hold him in the enclosure, and let him crawl up my arm when he is ready to come out. I have only successfully held him for 2 minutes out of the enclosure, but I’ll take it! hehe One thing he does like though, and i have had him there for an hour before, is to crawl into the hood of my sweatshirt and rest for a while. It’s warm and dark. He’ll even tolerate my hand petting him in there.
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06/24/08 01:28pm
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#1774518
Coults
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Message To: Frilledup In reference to Message Id: 1771537
Skittish Frilly
give it time and dont try to rush him, i get my guys out and let them do what they want around the house like climbing curtains, he will get used to you but it may just take a while, iv found that they are at their tamest about 3 years old, one of mine follows me around the house hes about 3
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06/26/08 03:42pm
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Renae
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Message To: Coults In reference to Message Id: 1774518
Skittish Frilly
Females are more skittish then males
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06/27/08 03:10pm
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