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    1. Feeding live is perfectly fine as long as it is supervised

    2. very bad idea, who knows what that mouse has gotten into/parasites it carries. (What if the mouse had recently eaten some poison? that poison is now in your snake)

    3. Feeding a ball python in their cage is actually better than feeding in a separate container. Cage aggression (a snake getting aggressive because of being fed in its cage) is a myth with no merit.


    1. I only feee live so I can't say but I wouldn't be too concerned

    2. A snake eating a small amount of substrate shouldn't cause any problems

    3. Your snake was probably just striking at the heat produced by the light.
    Last edited by The Serpent Merchant; 11-11-2012 at 12:24 PM.
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