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    Re: 8 Ball Pythons - Feeding Lessons

    Awesome vid Adam!

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    Re: 8 Ball Pythons - Feeding Lessons

    Killer video bro.
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    Re: 8 Ball Pythons - Feeding Lessons

    Really nice Adam, What kind of video editing software do you use? It looks pretty professional.

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    Re: 8 Ball Pythons - Feeding Lessons

    wow adam that was fantastic!! well done you all are so awesome coming out with all these great videos, beautiful animals, and unbelievable feeding responses!

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    Thanks for the props brother.

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    Re: 8 Ball Pythons - Feeding Lessons

    He said he holds the rats by the "knape" (sp) of the neck with the tongs.
    I wonder if there's a reason for that? Anyone have any idea? I've fed live a few times. And every time the rats able to swing around and nip the snake.

    Killer video to say the least.

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    Great video dude! I think it's great that you are doing this series of vids.
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    Nice job on the video Adam. It was very well done.
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    Re: 8 Ball Pythons - Feeding Lessons

    He said he holds the rats by the "knape" (sp) of the neck with the tongs.
    I wonder if there's a reason for that? Anyone have any idea?
    They seem a bit calmer when held by the nape of their necks, probably because thats the way their moms carry them. Though I have to admit that I usually hold mine by the tail.

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