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    We have a carpet python who always knows when its feeding time. She'll go up in her tree, and wait at the top of her tank for us to get close. Then she starts striking and going nuts before we even have the screen off. She'll lunge up to 2 feet out of her tank to grab the food. My husband is REALLY lucky she's never gotten him instead of the mouse. She doesn't care if its live, f/t, she just WANTS TO EAT THE MOUSE. She also constricts, and eats hanging upside down.

    We also have a blood who strikes so hard, almost every time she rips the mouse in two. Gross.
    1.3 Normal BPs 1.0 het pied 0.1 pos. het ghost 1.0 Pastel 09 "Pretty Boi" 1.0 08 Cinny "Mr. Jerk", 1.0 07 Ghost 0.1 '10 Lesser "Jane"
    2.1 Cali Kings 0.0.1 Goini Kingsnake "Banana Slurpie" 1.0 Mexican Black King "Blackie"
    0.1 Rainbow Boa 1.1 Kenyan sand boas "Sid and Nancy" 0.1 08 Anery RTB het Sharp Albino "Monroe" 1.0 Bolivian Silverback Boa "Gorilla!" 0.1 Dwarf Boa
    0.0.1 Albino Burm
    1.0 Hognose "Pug"
    0.1 Carpet Pythons "Chompy McEatsALot"
    0.1 Blood Pythons
    1.0 African House Snakes
    1.0 Rusty Brindled Rat "Cletus"
    1.0 Schneider Skink dubbed "Titus"
    0.1 pitbull "Luna" 1.0 Husbands 0.1 human child

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