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View Poll Results: Do you feed in tank?

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  • yes i have under ten snakes

    126 51.01%
  • no i have under ten snakes

    36 14.57%
  • yes i have over ten snakes

    80 32.39%
  • no i have over ten snakes

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    There is a much easier solution to any potential problem with a snake being ready to eat when you open the bin/cage.
    Just get a small snake hook. Touch the snake with it gently, and push its head down, and it will calm down. You can then pick it up. No need to fuss with feeding in a separate enclosure, which, as you noted, ball pythons do not prefer.
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