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View Poll Results: feed in rack or not

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    "Cage Aggression" is mostly mistaken for a good feeding response.
    My snakes are all comfortable, perfect husbandry, etc. Whenever they just ate, they are all curled up in their hides, and after a few days I can pick them up with no hissing, striking, etc. BUT if it's close to feeding day they are much more alert. Following my hand if I move it in front of them. In reality they're just hungry and they LOVE TO EAT. lol
    1.0 firefly ball python
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    1.0 Super Pastel 100% het pied (Richard)
    0.1 Butter 100% het ghost
    0.1 Pastel 100% het pied (Keira)
    0.1 Butter 50% het Ghost Ball Python (Penny)
    0.1 100% het Ghost
    0.1 Normal Ball Python (Irwin)
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    0.1 Dumeril's Boa (Peaches)
    1.0 Bearded Dragon (Dude)

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