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  • Malum Argenteum's Avatar
    Today, 10:04 AM
    I have not, but I don't have any snakes that are fussy specifically about prey temps. For a BP with any size to it, I would (and I do)...
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  • bcr229's Avatar
    Today, 09:05 AM
    bcr229 replied to a thread Snakes eat carrion? in General Feeders
    IIRC garter snakes will eat carrion. I'm not surprised that a king or rat snake would as they're garbage disposals. In the case with the glue...
    3 replies | 115 view(s)
  • Malum Argenteum's Avatar
    Today, 08:56 AM
    Interesting video -- thanks for the link. Personally, I would have suspected that the snake simply got stuck in the trap without the mice playing a...
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  • Homebody's Avatar
    Today, 07:00 AM
    In the Complete Children's Python, the authors describe instances of Children's, Pygmy and Stimson's pythons feeding on roadkill. The most...
    3 replies | 115 view(s)
  • Zincubus's Avatar
    Today, 04:21 AM
    Zincubus replied to a thread BP wants more rats in General BP's
    Thats how I thaw out the frozen rodents .. Have you tried the hairdryer method for actually feeding , incidentally ?? Sent from my iPhone...
    19 replies | 5340 view(s)
  • Gobuchul's Avatar
    Yesterday, 11:27 PM
    Gobuchul replied to a thread BP wants more rats in General BP's
    Interesting. I hate to abandon coconut fiber when I have quite a large supply on hand, but if others concur it's risky I'll switch. I'll start...
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  • Malum Argenteum's Avatar
    Yesterday, 08:27 PM
    Some discussions of feeding snakes (usually, discussions specifically about thawing feeders) either explicitly claim or implicitly imply that snakes...
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  • Malum Argenteum's Avatar
    Yesterday, 07:10 PM
    I would very strongly recommend against coco fiber. The fact that it is small bits seems, anecdotally, not to matter regarding a blockage risk. ...
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  • Gobuchul's Avatar
    Yesterday, 07:02 PM
    Gobuchul replied to a thread BP wants more rats in General BP's
    Yeah, it's fine stuff, no chips. I suppose it wouldn't be hard for me to start putting the rats in ziplock bags for thawing, I just didn't want to...
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  • Armiyana's Avatar
    Yesterday, 06:52 PM
    Armiyana replied to a thread BP wants more rats in General BP's
    Just to clarify on the coco fiber, you mean fine like the dirt? That's usually not too big of a worry since it is such small bits. Still nice to try...
    19 replies | 5340 view(s)
  • Armiyana's Avatar
    Yesterday, 06:45 PM
    Armiyana replied to a thread Bogertophis Steps Down in Site Info
    This month has been a wild rollercoaster for me iRL so I missed this post. Thank you for all the work you put in Bogertophis! Now you get to kick...
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  • Gobuchul's Avatar
    Yesterday, 06:38 PM
    Gobuchul replied to a thread BP wants more rats in General BP's
    Coconut fiber, rat is wet. Definitely a fair bit of it sticks to the rat. I hadn't been drying the rat because it was easier and neater not to do so,...
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  • Malum Argenteum's Avatar
    Yesterday, 06:13 PM
    What is the substrate? Is the rat wet? Making sure those two issues are not a problem would probably minimize the substrate ingestion risk.
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  • Homebody's Avatar
    Yesterday, 04:47 PM
    Homebody replied to a thread BP wants more rats in General BP's
    Snakes do weird things sometimes. I try not to draw conclusions from a single instance. Keep an eye on it. If it repeats, then consider doing...
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