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    Re: A story of a terrifying first feeding, with a heroine and a happy ending.

    Don't kick yourself. It sounds like a freak accident. I don't think anyone has to mangle the legs. Snakes kill and eat. They don't break the legs. I've heard they can have a little trouble when you move up a prey size at first, but it gets easier every time. Mine recently got the nose of a mouse stuck in the back right of her cheek. Took her a while, but she got it down. I know that is quite worrying and I'd have been real worried if it took her an hour! Glad you also had a happy ending.
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    GENERATION 25:
    The first time you see this, copy it into your sig on any forum and add 1 to the generation. Social experiment.

    1.0 '10 cinnamon bp
    1.0 Coluber constrictor constrictor
    1.1 gargoyle geckos
    0.2 normal bp
    0.1 beautiful normal bp RIP
    1.0 '04 het pied bp RIP

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