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    Mouse guts. Question.

    I just fed my BP. This is the first time i feed him. And the first time i ever fed a snake. It was f/t. And when he constricted around the mouse guts went everywheres. Like the guts popped out. How can i clean this off my snake before putting him back in his enclosure?

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    Smells nice doesn't it!?!

    A wet towel or paper towels is what I have used.

    Make sure to clean the tank area well and remove all the substrate in that area.
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    Re: Mouse guts. Question.

    I put him in a seperate tub.

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    Re: Mouse guts. Question.

    How long should i wait to move him

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    Re: Mouse guts. Question.

    Quote Originally Posted by KMG View Post
    Smells nice doesn't it!?!

    A wet towel or paper towels is what I have used.

    Make sure to clean the tank area well and remove all the substrate in that area.
    Never thought the smell would be like that. Lol

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    How did you thaw/warm up the mouse?
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    I help to many folks to keep it all straight. Search the forum about feeding in separate containers. Unless we already discussed this and your sticking to it.

    I would say by now it should be fine to move it back if its been over 15 minutes as the prey should be worked down by now.
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    Re: Mouse guts. Question.

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    How did you thaw/warm up the mouse?
    Room temp till defrosted. Then a hair dryer.

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    Re: Mouse guts. Question.

    Quote Originally Posted by KMG View Post
    I help to many folks to keep it all straight. Search the forum about feeding in separate containers. Unless we already discussed this and your sticking to it.

    I would say by now it should be fine to move it back if its been over 15 minutes as the prey should be worked down by now.
    Thank u

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    Re: Mouse guts. Question.

    Quote Originally Posted by deathangel579 View Post
    Room temp till defrosted. Then a hair dryer.
    Huh. That's exactly how I've done every f/t rat that I've ever fed and never had an explosion. You're just lucky I guess!
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