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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike41793 View Post
    I bet he could handle it. If hes able to handle the snake that well and not drop it lol, he could definetly dangle a rat in front of them. You could get him a pair of hemostats too, they make lighter plastic ones...
    Lol o I'm sure physically he could handle it. I just don't know how well a three year old will be at watching a mouse get eaten.

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    Re: My son and his new pal

    Quote Originally Posted by Rob View Post
    Lol o I'm sure physically he could handle it. I just don't know how well a three year old will be at watching a mouse get eaten.
    It's funny to me all 3 of my kids ages 7 ,6, and 2 and a half are all so into it and interested to watch al my snakes eat every time my six yr old son will get upset with me if I feed his lil baby corn without him lol its funny too because if it weren't for my son wanting a snake for this past Christmas I never would be where Iam now with snakes ... In luv as to where before I couldn't even look at one without being scared

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    So cute!

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    Very cool! That's a future super breeder in the making!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slim View Post
    Very cool! That's a future super breeder in the making!
    Hahaha you know it! He had a friend over today and was showing off all "his" snakes.

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    Kids + Snakes = Priceless

    The best thing I ever did was purchase my son a female albino ball back in October from a reptile show in Richmond, VA. As a child it was always a dream of mine to house and breed snakes but my family would never allow it nor could they afford it. Every herp I ever owned was caught in the fields, ponds, and woods behind my house and I would keep it until they found out about it and would make me let it go. After purchasing this ball for my son I realized that I was now the deciding factor and that we could own whatever I wanted. My son (7 years old) and I decided that we wanted to actually start breeding so we began shopping and we now own 25 balls (9 that are breeding), have a snake room, and breed our own feeders. This has really pulled my son and I together and gives us something to look forward to with each other.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Balls Out Morphs View Post
    Kids + Snakes = Priceless

    The best thing I ever did was purchase my son a female albino ball back in October from a reptile show in Richmond, VA. As a child it was always a dream of mine to house and breed snakes but my family would never allow it nor could they afford it. Every herp I ever owned was caught in the fields, ponds, and woods behind my house and I would keep it until they found out about it and would make me let it go. After purchasing this ball for my son I realized that I was now the deciding factor and that we could own whatever I wanted. My son (7 years old) and I decided that we wanted to actually start breeding so we began shopping and we now own 25 balls (9 that are breeding), have a snake room, and breed our own feeders. This has really pulled my son and I together and gives us something to look forward to with each other.
    That's great, I started the same way going out into the woods as a kid a bringing snakes and newts home. I even brought one on the bus in the first grade, that didn't go so well. It is pretty cool that we can pick out any morph we want now that the kids just love. They are pretty spoiled if you ask me lol I was mostly stuck catching garter snakes. But anyway it's great to see someone else enjoying the hobby with their kids. Anything that stops a kid from being in front of a screen all day sounds good to me.

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    Re: My son and his new pal

    So cute!

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