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    Re: Herp Photography

    OP, cool pictures! How do you get pictures of your snakes eating? I've always wanted to do it but can't go pics as he eats in his cage. Do you feed him outside his cage?
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    Re: Herp Photography

    Quote Originally Posted by musicalKeyes View Post
    I've also found it's easier to get my BPs during the day, when they wouldn't be so active, although I'm sure they don't like to be woken up, hahaha
    ...and I'm completely opposite in this belief. For my 2 BPs anyway, I have to photograph them at night because otherwise they hide their heads the whole time!

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    Re: Herp Photography

    Quote Originally Posted by BrianaK View Post
    Do you feed him outside his cage?
    I am eager to hear the answer, I don't see any reflections of glass or such.
    Must be outside the cage.....

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    3 are thermostat controlled, the 4th one is constantly powered located directly under the water dish.
    17" x 13" clear glass rectangular baking dish (5 quart) for her to soak in

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