What a pig.

So, I was getting rid of old breeder mice. Here is the pastel That i picked up yesterday.

She grabbed her mouse like this.
http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m...s/DSCN2378.jpg



Then i was like. What the hey, and threw in another.
http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m...s/DSCN2379.jpg

:rolleyes: I do not think i will have any problems with her.

*knock on wood*
:P

Geez, double fisting

do you feed frozen/thawed? because that is a tall order either way, but slightly more dangerous with live feeders.

Thats crazy!!! Never seen two at once

Wow two at once? That's crazy. My pastel is a chunky butt. At seven months old he is over 600 grams. He weighs almost as much as my normal who is a year older.

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Originally Posted by wwmjkd

do you feed frozen/thawed? because that is a tall order either way, but slightly more dangerous with live feeders.

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No i feed live.
When she grabbed the first mouse by the tail. It died and she let go of the tail to stare me down . she was still in feed/striking mode. So i threw in another one and she grabbed it as soon as it hit the floor.
She eats small rats at the shop where i got her.

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Originally Posted by evan385

Wow two at once? That's crazy. My pastel is a chunky butt. At seven months old he is over 600 grams. He weighs almost as much as my normal who is a year older.

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Ahah awww. ain't it cute when they be all fatty.
Yet it is not cute when a human is a chunky butt :/

Im not telling you what to do but i would suggest not trying that again. Your snake was able to do it this time but if she cant properly wrap up the mouse she could really get hurt by it. Im not trying to say dont feed live, i do myself, but just try and be more careful what you do.

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Originally Posted by Mike41793

Im not telling you what to do but i would suggest not trying that again. Your snake was able to do it this time but if she cant properly wrap up the mouse she could really get hurt by it. Im not trying to say dont feed live, i do myself, but just try and be more careful what you do.

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Well thank you for your concern. Though i am careful with how i feed my snakes.
As you can see. The way she wrapped the mouse up in the first place left her with enough room for another. (and be able to try and strike at me). The first mouse was already dead by the time the second one came in.

Why would you throw in another mouse before she was done eating the previous one? Not a good idea.

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Originally Posted by pinkeye714

Well thank you for your concern. Though i am careful with how i feed my snakes.
As you can see. The way she wrapped the mouse up in the first place left her with enough room for another. (and be able to try and strike at me). The first mouse was already dead by the time the second one came in.

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Did she still eat both lol?

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Originally Posted by Mike41793

Did she still eat both lol?

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She did. :]

Though i wont be feeding her two again. I fed her one small rat (i got her yesterday though she was at my work for two weeks before i took her home.)

This time was just to get rid of old breeder mice i had.

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Originally Posted by pinkeye714

Well thank you for your concern. Though i am careful with how i feed my snakes.

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not feeding them that way you're not

I never put the second mouse in with my female 100% het orange ghost until she has the first one down. I would hate to see what a scared mouse would do to a snake.

That first picture is cool. I wouldn't throw the second one in until it was done with the first one, even if they were f/t or p/k, definately not live. I worry enough about one live rodent running around in there.