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    Feeding video of my female pinstripe

    Made a short video of my pinstripe eating. Not sure how to embbed.

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    Last edited by dr del; 06-04-2016 at 10:01 AM. Reason: bad language in video

    1.0 Pastel 09
    0.1 Pinstripe 13
    1.0 Champagne 13
    0.2 Pastel 13
    0.1 Normal Het Albino 13
    1.0 Albino 13

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    Nice commentary, but you just click the film icon and paste the link

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    Nice one! I don't move my snake to a separate container anymore, they say it makes the snake cage aggressive if you feed in the tank but I haven't found that to be the case. Plus I don't like handling the snake right after it ate to put it back in it's cage, I think that's worse than dealing with the possible cage aggression. I actually have eight ball pythons now and feed about 35 live mice a month. I always stand by with a stick just in case the snake doesn't get a good grip on the mouse so I can divert the mouse from biting the snake, which happens at least once every month or so. Probably won't be an issue once the snakes get a bit bigger and stronger...

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    Very Tastefully done! Thanks for the video, been lurking around the site a little bit in preparation of getting my first ball ppython... it'll probably be some time still as I want to know as much as I possibly can and have all of the equipment necessary first but people like you who take the time to show and teach make it easier for people like me who are still learning!

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    Re: Feeding video of my female pinstripe

    Quote Originally Posted by stickyalvinroll View Post
    Nice commentary, but you just click the film icon and paste the link
    Thank you lol.

    Quote Originally Posted by cchardwick View Post
    Nice one! I don't move my snake to a separate container anymore, they say it makes the snake cage aggressive if you feed in the tank but I haven't found that to be the case. Plus I don't like handling the snake right after it ate to put it back in it's cage, I think that's worse than dealing with the possible cage aggression. I actually have eight ball pythons now and feed about 35 live mice a month. I always stand by with a stick just in case the snake doesn't get a good grip on the mouse so I can divert the mouse from biting the snake, which happens at least once every month or so. Probably won't be an issue once the snakes get a bit bigger and stronger...
    I feel the same way. I feed them in their enclosures. It was easier for me to get the video feeding them in a seperate container though.

    Quote Originally Posted by blaznJake View Post
    Very Tastefully done! Thanks for the video, been lurking around the site a little bit in preparation of getting my first ball ppython... it'll probably be some time still as I want to know as much as I possibly can and have all of the equipment necessary first but people like you who take the time to show and teach make it easier for people like me who are still learning!
    Thank you. I appreciate your support. If you have any questions feel free to ask. Check your private messages.

    1.0 Pastel 09
    0.1 Pinstripe 13
    1.0 Champagne 13
    0.2 Pastel 13
    0.1 Normal Het Albino 13
    1.0 Albino 13

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    Re: Feeding video of my female pinstripe

    Sorry but the language rules apply to all posted content - including videos.
    Derek

    7 adult Royals (2.5), 1.0 COS Pastel, 1.0 Enchi, 1.1 Lesser platty Royal python, 1.1 Black pastel Royal python, 0.1 Blue eyed leucistic ( Super lesser), 0.1 Piebald Royal python, 1.0 Sinaloan milk snake 1.0 crested gecko and 1 bad case of ETS. no wife, no surprise.

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