The golden ball python does not recognize its owner. Golden ball pythons are cold-blooded animals and do not recognize their owners. If kept for a long time, the golden ball python will become accustomed to the owner's smell, will not treat the owner as a threat, attack the owner, and will behave very docilely. But this does not mean that the golden ball python has recognized its owner. The golden ball python will not protect its owner when encountering danger.

Precautions for raising golden ball pythons:

1. Golden ball pythons mainly feed on rodents, such as mice, rats, flower branches and other rodents. .

2. The golden ball python is a very reclusive animal. It is best to set up a shelter hole for it in the breeding box for it to rest.

3. The breeding box needs to be equipped with humidification equipment to control the temperature inside the box to avoid death of the golden ball python.

4. A water basin that can accommodate the whole body of the golden ball python needs to be placed in the breeding tank, so that the golden ball python can soak during the process of shedding and blindfolding.