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    Re: Rescued 2 abandoned BPs, what now?

    Quote Originally Posted by Coils View Post
    They COULD, but you might not want them breeding if they aren't big enough to do so. That's another issue all together right now. I say you still want to seperate them because it is stressful for either animal! If you want them to calm down and settle in...it's what would be best at this point.

    As for food (since you got two answers) I recommend waiting a while also. They need to just rest a while alone and then maybe in a FEW days try offering a prey item to each. I recommend f/t myself. See if they readily take the food that way. Live can hurt the snakes otherwise...especially if they decide not to eat for you.
    Live "might" hurt them, but is highly unlikely if you remove them after 30 minutes if they don't eat. I feed live exclusively (over 15K live feedings) and have never had an injury.

    However, I encourage each keeper to feed what they are most comfortable with feeding.

    I'm with the separate them group. There's no benefit in keeping them together.
    Last edited by rabernet; 11-21-2010 at 05:25 PM.

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