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Baby ball ate!
We got a new baby ball last week. Finances are on the up and we're breeding feeder rodents so we figured we could do it. This makes me happy. What makes me even happier is that tonight I dropped a mouse in her tub, closed it up and walked away. 20 minutes later, it was still there. Left again. Ten minutes later, no mouse! Very happy! Now to give her a couple days and then to annoy her with handling time!
1.1.0 Normal BP's, Gene and <No Name Yet>
.1 Red Tail Boa - Ruby
.1 Creamsicle corn snake - Gobble
My snakey blog! Please read and comment, I value the opinions of the reptile community!
http://snakeystory.tumblr.com/
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Re: Baby ball ate!
if your feeding live mice you shouldn't leave your snake unattended
1.0 albino
0.1 black pastel 66% het. albino
1.0 cinny
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There are very few things in this world that make me happy. One is getting a new snake. The next is feeding my new snake! Woot!
-Andrew Hall-
Good night Chesty, wherever you are....
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Re: Baby ball ate!
 Originally Posted by JaGv
if your feeding live mice you shouldn't leave your snake unattended
Agreed, but this was a baby baby mouse. Eyes barely open, if at all. Wasn't worried about it. With bigger mice, I keep an eye on it 
1.1.0 Normal BP's, Gene and <No Name Yet>
.1 Red Tail Boa - Ruby
.1 Creamsicle corn snake - Gobble
My snakey blog! Please read and comment, I value the opinions of the reptile community!
http://snakeystory.tumblr.com/
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