I'm so proud of my BP!

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Originally Posted by Neal

What I had to do with a friends snake who wouldn't eat f/t, and we didn't want to live feed it, I would get the mouse by the tail, thump it really hard and then put it in with the snake, the mouses seizures make the snake happy(just another method) it's better then leaving the mouse walking around and possibly biting the snake, especially when you get to rats.

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Yeah I did that to a rat for my normal female, she refused to eat and I got stuck with a retarded rat living in a critter keeper for 2 weeks.

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Originally Posted by Montie Python

...and I'm coming to think that its not as healthy...(ooooh i'm gonna hear it) Its like a cheeseburger...the best burger joints are the one that are fresh never frozen e.g. In n Out, and Wendy's...

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So, I have a question. Exactly how do burger joints get meat never frozen? Do they have cows out back? I've been to a meat plant before, and the cattle are frozen as soon as they are skinned.

Is is shipped overnight? I wouldn't eat anything that has been raw for more than a few days. Ugh!! I think frozen is better. Just not something freezer burned.

I feed live too because it's easier, but will switch to frozen soon. I'm about to get a 4th snake, and live is going to get expensive. I just don't understand the fresh/not frozen analogy?

Well, what you say about the meat packing plants is true. They do freeze the meat immediately. I think what they meant was burger joints that keep the meat in the freezer and just throw it on the grill to thaw it. I don't know for sure what they meant though since I didn't say it :-) lol Just my guess.

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Originally Posted by stratus_020202

I just don't understand the fresh/not frozen analogy?

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When it gets to the restaurant, they don't freeze their meats... as to some other places store and freeze...In N Out is notoriously known for never freezing their meats...