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  • 01-15-2008, 05:46 AM
    NightLad
    Re: Yes!
    Major congratz!

    I've yet to get mine on F/T, and he absolutely shunned another attempt a couple days ago. I have a rat thawing in the fridge as we speak, so hopefully today will be the lucky day. :please:

    Either way, thanks for posting about your success - it gives the rest of us who've yet to get there hope! :)
  • 01-18-2008, 12:08 AM
    NickP
    Re: Yes!
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by edie View Post
    don't do it! if your snake is eating f/t don't take the risk of feeding live.. stick to what you're doing.. people sometimes just want to see snakes eat a live animal because they think its "cool", i can understand feeding live out of necessity (which i have done with both of my BPs, and i didn't have a problem with it) but feeding live for entertainment should never happen

    live are usually more expensive anyways, and can hurt your snake.. let the neighbors try to constrict a mouse to death and see if they like getting bit by a nasty rodent!

    Well said! I hope my friends could understand this, but for them it's just a snake and a mouse :\
  • 01-18-2008, 08:30 AM
    Bright202
    Re: Yes!
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by NightLad View Post
    Major congratz!

    I've yet to get mine on F/T, and he absolutely shunned another attempt a couple days ago. I have a rat thawing in the fridge as we speak, so hopefully today will be the lucky day. :please:

    Either way, thanks for posting about your success - it gives the rest of us who've yet to get there hope! :)

    Good luck with your little guy!:)
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