SnakeBytesTV-rodents and snakes

What goes better then rodents and snake. We spend some time talking about our rodent projects, how we prepair our rodents to be fed and of course even feed a few off. Chewy also really like the Timberline cricket power food. To watch the show just go to: www.youtube.com/snakebytestv please comment, rate and appreciate and don't forget to subscribe! You can join the shows community at: www.snakebytes.tv. As always we can't thank you enough for you support and please spread the word. Thanks, Brian(BHB) and the crew.

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lol@chewy

lol that was funny.

Good video. It is a tough topic to make a video on...Some people can get really pissed over it.

Great show!

Chewey looked great in his 8-Ball shirt! :D

Great episode Doctor Chewy lol. Anyways I used to feed f/t and then I switched over to live. I got a much better feeding response with feeding live, a healthy snake is a happy snake:banana:

I think Brian said it perfectly in one of his previous videos. He loves snakes...and snakes eat rodents....its just the way it is. It was a reality he had to accept.

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I feed frozen, I would feel too bad for the rodents...
Good episode too

maybe its just me, but I enjoy watching my ball pythons feed like they have been doing for hundreds of thousands of years. By no means do I want the feeders to suffer, but there is nothing wrong with a clean quick kill:gj:

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Originally Posted by MDB

maybe its just me, but I enjoy watching my ball pythons feed like they have been doing for hundreds of thousands of years. By no means do I want the feeders to suffer, but there is nothing wrong with a clean quick kill:gj:

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I know what you mean. I by no means enjoy watching an animal kill something...but when I got my first snake I would watch it eat in complete fascination. I mean snakes are unlike most creatures...to watch a snake swallow something larger than its head is amazing. And snakes strike with such speed...I still cannot get over how quick they are. In the last year I got a boa...and she is over 4ft now. Her strikes are getting faster and faster...nearly knocking over a 6" ceramic croc at times....I've realized if she wants to tag me I have no chance...none what-so-ever. :)