bunny wabbits

lol thats hilarious !!! (the little girl story)

i really dont think feeding rabbits is that big of a deal, but if i ever got a boa (which is more like when) i will HAVE to get it on frozen thawed, there is no way i would feed either live or pre killed rabbits, i couldnt kill one of those things !

haha i guess i'm just heartless? i dunno, i'm pretty sure i could kill anything to feed a snake....
but i see it as give it live and run the chance of the snake getting hurt, or feeding p/k to ensure the snakes safety. I mean...yea rabbits are cute and cuddly, but if you think about it, a cow or a pig is a pretty cool animal.....and if it came push to shove for my @$$ to eat....i'd kill me a cow or a pig, lolol

Hi ,
I feed my boa's Bunny sickles they thaw like a rat look pretty yucky when wet and I haven't even thought about the warm fuzzie part.
Heartless???

http://www.redtailboas.com/albums/al...310_edited.jpg

I guess if I blow dried the hair and flufffed it up I could see it was a cute little bunny, I get mine DOA from rodent-pro shipped to my door pretty cheap.


http://www.rodentpro.com/catalog.asp?prod=4

rodent pro does have some awesome prices

its just in the past i've had so many finicky snakes that wouldn't switch over to drozen thaw, and would constantly go off feed for no reason at all :\

nice pic djnzlab...anyone else got some more?

do female BCIs even get to rabbits? i heard they dont now but i thought they do?

Well, the breeder i got my boa from feeds all of his big breeder females rabbits. Most of his full grown females are around 10ft

adult female BCC will eat rabbits, if they are healthy and all that good stuff



how do you pre kill a rabbit?


do you have to use co2, or another form of a gas chamber?



itd be pretty hard to do the whacking theory.

I think you have it backwards. Females get bigger than males. So it is more likely that the female will be on rabbits, then a male.

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Originally Posted by BallPythonBabe448

I think you have it backwards. Females get bigger than males. So it is more likely that the female will be on rabbits, then a male.

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yea i know that. i ment do the larger female BCIs even get to rabbits. my bad