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  • 06-22-2007, 11:24 AM
    frankykeno
    Re: Talk About Agressive Feeder
    LOL Emily I can just see you with your paper towel "sword" play. Heck with Dori we often use one of her hides to block her so we can get a mouse in the other end of her tub without getting nailed. Some of the mature snakes are getting pretty dang smart and have the whole "rat goes in the opposite end" thing figured out by now. As soon as we crack the far end of the tub they whip around and come flying over so it's a dance back and forth to not end up dropping the live prey in their darn ready to eat faces!

    Oh and excuse me Missy Em...where the heck are new pics of that lovely spider and super pastel! Hmmmmm...hmmm....get with the camera there young lady! :P
  • 06-22-2007, 11:29 AM
    mlededee
    Re: Talk About Agressive Feeder
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by frankykeno
    Oh and excuse me Missy Em...where the heck are new pics of that lovely spider and super pastel! Hmmmmm...hmmm....get with the camera there young lady! :P

    doh! you got me there. i've been extremely slack on getting updated photos lately! i will try to do better. :oops:
  • 06-22-2007, 11:37 AM
    Spaniard
    Re: Talk About Agressive Feeder
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by darkangel
    I don't even have one of those super-clear Iris tubs and I can still see through it just fine. Say what you will, but if you ever make the switch, you'll never go back to tanks :)

    Absolutely agree with you on that one, tanks make consistent feeders so much easier to attain.
  • 06-22-2007, 11:46 AM
    bpshorty9
    Re: Talk About Agressive Feeder
    wow, tiki is really good about eating. I take his water out and the hide he's in and dangle the little mousie infront of him, he gets all excited and eats it. He gets two, so while he's constricting the second one I put his water back in (clean now of course) and slide his hide around him. They we have a happy tiki with a full tummy and a happy owner with no bite marks....
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