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I retired some old african soft furs today and thought I'd share my carpet python's impressive multi-tasking capabilities. He got the first one and was wrapped up as usual(strong feeding response on this boy - dead or alive) but one of my other snakes refused so I dropped a second one in with him. Refusing to release the first kill he actually used his tail to pin the second rat against the side of the enclosure. I was impressed he was able to hold it in place without coiling so I went to grab my camera but by the time I got back he had thrown some coils around this one as well. Anyway, thought I'd share this display of snake coordination.
Last edited by John1982; 09-04-2012 at 05:01 PM.
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He's not letting any food get away, lol. 
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Talk about a great feeding response!
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What do you expect he's a guy we aleys want seconds before we finish our firsts. Nice picture and nice carpet
Tom
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Great picture. Very impressive. The snake looks great too.
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I can't see the pic and I'm not looking to rain on your thread... but do you really think that was a good idea? I definitely wouldn't drop a live rat in with my snake while it's all wound up and trying to swallow another one. It just doesn't seem safe to me.
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I do believe they were both dead at the time, unless I misunderstood.
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No I think they both were alive, kinda cool,
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From the looks of it, he was monitoring it closely. Glass front cage and he got a cool pic. Seems the risk was pretty low given this snake's feeding response.
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