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Romeo's second feeding

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  • 01-16-2008, 02:12 AM
    Jophis82
    Re: Romeo's second feeding
    Ive heard that from lots of people. I'm not saying that it is the full truth, I was just giving advice and my opinions.....I thought thats what this site was for:rolleyes:
  • 01-17-2008, 05:46 PM
    juddb
    Re: Romeo's second feeding
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Jophis82 View Post
    I saw in the pics that you were feeding her in her tank. You should really get a separate tank or container of some sort to feed her in. If she gets used to feeding in the tank she might start to snap at you thinking she is getting fed when you reach your hand in there. Just some advice.

    I never feed my snakes outside of there enclosure and have never had a problem, a couple racks of bp's who knows how many feedings, and ive only been bitten once, by a hatchling.
    Just wanted to throw that out there.
  • 01-17-2008, 08:11 PM
    bender29
    Re: Romeo's second feeding
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Jophis82 View Post
    I saw in the pics that you were feeding her in her tank. You should really get a separate tank or container of some sort to feed her in. If she gets used to feeding in the tank she might start to snap at you thinking she is getting fed when you reach your hand in there. Just some advice.

    That's not necessarily true... Some are much more comfortable feeding in the tank rather than a separate container. Either or doesn't necessarily mean that the snake will strike at your hand.
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