Everyone's opinion is welcome of course! to him his own! I agree with supervising, but one way isnt the way for another all the time...as long as YOUR snake/snakes are healthy and doing well then, well, as i say...and they do to....the proof is in the pudding boyz and girlz! LOL
Just an update...
I got with a local rat breeder here near me...surprised just how many there are! LOL and got a rat pup...little fuzzy one...let it sit outside the enclosure for about 30 minutes and then put it in with the tongs...at first nothing, then I dangled it in front of the hide, and still nothing...so, I just dropped it in and watched closely....still no movement from the hide. I pulled out the water bowl and the climb and put down a paper towel before I dropped it in...I then decided to turn the day lamp off and cover the tank just enough to make it dark in the area where the snake and the fuzzy rat was....sure enough here it come out! little head wobble lol and WHHHHAM! feeding time! The snake got wrapped up in the paper towel with the fuzzy so I had to pull the towel away a little bit...finally snake let off and started to drag the fuzzy toward it's hide...it ate ass first...which this wasnt very large feeder so should be ok...
This was the first feeding with me and it took live and a rat at that! very excited....i think this is going to be a very good feeding response kind of snake, and a happy one! Thats all i could ask for i guess was a perfect shed and taking to live food that it didnt get before all in 9 days!
Thanks all!