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09-07-2012, 01:04 PM #6
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Re: Field Mice?

Originally Posted by satomi325

Wild mice not only can carry disease and parasites, they could have also gotten into something toxic. (i.e. rat poisons).
It's just not worth the risk to feed your snake wild caught food.........

x2 ^^^ outback reptiles sells many wild caught ball pythons that feed on rodents in the wild. he also treats for internal parasites and mites, do you?
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