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Reason I haven't been feeding in the cage also is because I heard substrate could get in the mouse and can harm the snake
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 Originally Posted by Burzurk
Reason I haven't been feeding in the cage also is because I heard substrate could get in the mouse and can harm the snake
Snakes in the wild live on dirt and they xan digest bones a litrle but of substrate wobt hurt them. 
I use eco earth and a lil get stuck in my snakes mouth he just yawns till he gets it out.
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Originally Posted by PorcelainxDoll
Snakes in the wild live on dirt and they xan digest bones a litrle but of substrate wobt hurt them.
I use eco earth and a lil get stuck in my snakes mouth he just yawns till he gets it out.
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That's what I thought ! Makes sense I use aspen bedding
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Paper towels are the bedding most people worry about causing impaction.
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Re: My First Ball Python
Originally Posted by PorcelainxDoll
Paper towels are the bedding most people worry about causing impaction.
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Really i would think the loose bedding would be a problem getting on the mouse
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It can but not enoughh usually to hurt your snake
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Re: My First Ball Python
Originally Posted by Burzurk
Really i would think the loose bedding would be a problem getting on the mouse
If a paper towel gets ingested it will do a lot more damage than loose substrate will. Though it is far less likely to happen.
Is a snake eats a small amount of loose substrate chances are that the snake won't see any negative effects.
But a large amount of loose substrate can be very dangerous as well.
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Re: My First Ball Python
Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant
If a paper towel gets ingested it will do a lot more damage than loose substrate will. Though it is far less likely to happen.
Is a snake eats a small amount of loose substrate chances are that the snake won't see any negative effects.
But a large amount of loose substrate can be very dangerous as well.
Good points... Maybe saturday for his feed i try in his enclosure this time and see how that goes
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