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    [I am new to this but my son was giving a BP three days ago the cage was nasty and the snake hadn't eating in over month so they told him not to handle it yet so I fed it two live mice yesterday it ate fine not sure if its full but read that you dont handle them for three days after feeding and aweek after getting him so they dont get stressed out because this snake has been moved around alot latily from what I hear so how should I go about cleaning the cage with out stressin him or getting bitten and anything else I might need to know would help me and the snake has never bitten anyone before and from what I under stand was held but not sure how much please help

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    Re: need help

    as anyone here would suggest & what was suggested to me was...read the care sheet. that'll give you an idea as to what you can do as far as caging. from what i've learned so far...the setup is the most important thing cuz its where the snake is gonna be spending most of its time. if its eating for you after only 3 days thats a good thing but then again it was obviously very hungry...

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    Re: need help

    You will be safe to move the snake from his enclosure straight to a holding tub, clean, then move him straight back. Don't hold him no longer than needed for the transfer. Once back in his enclosure leave him alone for about a week. As mentioned above, look over the care sheet here on the forum for all the little things you will need to know to provide a proper setup. Good luck.

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