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    Registered User toddsbabygirl's Avatar
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    It was such a success

    The very first feeding..
    I have had my BP for almost a week now.. got him last sat. so 2 days shy of a week.
    after i thought about when to feed i settled on tonight. so at approx 9:30 i dropped in the mouse and BAM within 15 seconds he had the mouse I WAS SHOCKED. i was ready and waiting for this to be a bad feeding. it took him 20 minutes to kill and eat the little bugger.

    wooooo hoooo
    im so excited

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    Re: It was such a success

    Quote Originally Posted by toddsbabygirl View Post
    The very first feeding..
    I have had my BP for almost a week now.. got him last sat. so 2 days shy of a week.
    after i thought about when to feed i settled on tonight. so at approx 9:30 i dropped in the mouse and BAM within 15 seconds he had the mouse I WAS SHOCKED. i was ready and waiting for this to be a bad feeding. it took him 20 minutes to kill and eat the little bugger.

    wooooo hoooo
    im so excited
    It gets even better when that little rodent comes out the other end!! Have fun! Congrats! BTW, feeding day is my favorite.

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    Re: It was such a success

    Gotta love BO
    Chocolate Muffin (f- normal) - 4 1/2 years old
    Nico N. Wilson (f - normal) - 20 years old

    and introducing:


    Doreanne P. Smithe - 3 years old
    (f - BCI /CRTB)


    WELCOME HOME!
    Doreanne

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    Re: It was such a success

    i do love bo.. CANT BELIEVE I JUST SAID THAT.. hehe i was so hell bent on not getting him and now.. well what can i say.
    but you should have seen me.. i had tongs ready to fish out a live mouse because i was so sure he wouldnt eat. but he'd been doing do well in his cage and no longer looking for a way out.. and now he is all full

    as for it coming out.. weeeeellllll cant say i remember what that was like. so i have a feeling its worse than i imagine it to be.. hahaha

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    Re: It was such a success

    Just in case your don't know what to expect:

    1. Urates...dry white substance, sometimes brown. Looks like popcorn from a distance

    2. Poop - pretty clear what fecal matter looks like

    3. fecal matter that has hair and bone fragments (they don't digest this) I guess

    4. Urine - which can have a very strong odor depending on your substrate and absorption.

    Still, super manageable.
    Chocolate Muffin (f- normal) - 4 1/2 years old
    Nico N. Wilson (f - normal) - 20 years old

    and introducing:


    Doreanne P. Smithe - 3 years old
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    WELCOME HOME!
    Doreanne

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    Re: It was such a success

    Congrats on such a great first feeding
    0.1 Normal Ball Python (Slinkie) 1.0 Pastel Ball Python (Picasso) 0.1 Yellow Nigerian Uromastyx (Elvira) 0.0.1 Asian Forest Scorpion (Punisher) 0.0.1 Dune Scorpion (Lightning) 0.0.1 Tailless whip Scorpion (Flat Stanley) 1.0 Golden Retriever (Cajun) 0.1 Incredible Girlfriend (Michelle)

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    Re: It was such a success

    Quote Originally Posted by Chocolate Muffin's View Post
    Just in case your don't know what to expect:

    1. Urates...dry white substance, sometimes brown. Looks like popcorn from a distance

    2. Poop - pretty clear what fecal matter looks like

    3. fecal matter that has hair and bone fragments (they don't digest this) I guess

    4. Urine - which can have a very strong odor depending on your substrate and absorption.

    Still, super manageable.
    i was gonna post and ask a question about them poopin out hair. my ball passes out all the hair and i was gettin worried cuz i was reading that they digest everything. well thats good to know

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    Re: It was such a success

    Quote Originally Posted by mpkeelee View Post
    i was gonna post and ask a question about them poopin out hair. my ball passes out all the hair and i was gettin worried cuz i was reading that they digest everything. well thats good to know
    LOL sometimes it looks like a cat coughed up a hairball in your snakes enclosure!

    But to the OP.. Congrats! I know how exciting it can be. If you ever breed a ball python you will be like a kid in a candy store whose mother has told you to WAIT! Then the moment those heads begin poking out you are a complete combination of excited, worried and happy as all heck!

    lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by mpkeelee View Post
    i was gonna post and ask a question about them poopin out hair. my ball passes out all the hair and i was gettin worried cuz i was reading that they digest everything. well thats good to know
    LOL...I know, its kinda disgusting the first time you see it, especially if you don't know what it is : )
    Chocolate Muffin (f- normal) - 4 1/2 years old
    Nico N. Wilson (f - normal) - 20 years old

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    WELCOME HOME!
    Doreanne

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    Re: It was such a success

    Ha ha, just wait. most of my balls nail their food. You don't wanna spend time with a hand on the food source cuz the minute they see it BAM
    singingtothesnakes
    1.1 Normal kids. Well for the most part anyway.
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    The Ghost did not pan out. shoot!

    Hopefully by summer I'll be making payments on a 1.1 lesser

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