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    Re: Is live feeding really that dangerous?

    Cats are very barely domesticated. As someone who regularly deals with feral cats, I can vouch that 'domesticated' is not entirely accurate for them.

    My corn snakes have been in captivity for many-many generations. I've had some be so lazy about their food that feeding live would be a terrible idea. I'm also breeding solely for temperament in one of my lines... effectively working to 'domesticate' them the way those foxes were. So... *shrugs*

    On another point:

    I have fed my corns nothing but f/t. I have not had a single issue with constipation, ever. As long as they have constant access to clean water, the amount of moisture lost to freezing is minimal and easily countered by a couple seconds of drinking.
    Last edited by Spiritserpents; 06-10-2015 at 12:03 AM.

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