Quote Originally Posted by jasbus View Post

My personal opinion, if you have a "normal" ball python(don't mean morph), that will eat anything, then there is no problem with switching up the diet, it's actually probably a good idea... However, if you are breeding for future sale, baby ball pythons, why would you chance that it may get stuck?
Just my .02...
Have you ever had a baby ball python that got "stuck"? I have mostly morphs (only a few normals) and none of them got "stuck", even the older snakes. I think the getting stuck idea is not as common as everyone thinks. That is why I started this thread. It seems to be a common thought that feeding a morph ball python will get them "imprinted" on ASF's only, but I have not seen proof yet. Nor, have I seen personal experiences that show anecdotal evidence - just opinion.

And, why would it be good for a normal but not a morph? I would think a morph eating on various rodents would be a good thing too.