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    Quote Originally Posted by Tsmooth863 View Post
    I only feed live so i always spin the mouse in a plastic grocery bag for about 30 seconds to disorient him.
    Quote Originally Posted by Pyroblast919 View Post
    As for how to present them live, I dissorient them either by spinning them, making the mouse dizzy or dropping it the feeding tub from about chest high.
    You two should hook up and form the I spinner's club.

    Either way, its an unnecessary and cruel practice. Its one thing for a snake to constrict its prey, a whole other ball game to prolong suffering on purpose when the result is the same......
    Spinning or dropping the feeder not only disorients it, its painful and causes it to panic. Panic feeders are dangerous feeders. Be lucky that your snakes are strong feeders and strike right away. A slower snake will get attacked by such a freaked out feeder.

    Next time just gently put your feeder into the tub and watch. 99% of the time, it will groom itself, walk around, or just chill. No need for spinning.....
    If your snakes are really as aggressive as you say, they will be fine.






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    Last edited by satomi325; 12-03-2012 at 08:10 PM.

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