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I will say this though, it's essential for anyone who feeds live to have a temporary set up for the rodent ready before it's offered. 1.) To provide some food and water and a place to chill before being fed off, so the animal is "primed" for offering and 2.) for the possibility (eventuality) that your snake will refuse a meal, if you have no other snakes who will take the rodent.

You can look up cervical dislocations for rodents or how to make a gas chamber for the rodents. Both are more humane and safer than just spinning g the rodent around. Plus, offering fresh killed allows to not have to monitor the way you should when feeding live.

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Post #1 was a small mouse and post #10 you say it was a rat??