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View Poll Results: What's your technique?

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  • Lower the rat in the tub FAST

    5 27.78%
  • Use a hook to guide them back into the tub before offering

    1 5.56%
  • Let them coil outside the tub and move them back in

    10 55.56%
  • Other (explain)

    2 11.11%
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    I use a snake hook to open the tub, because I usually get bit while opening the tub. If the snake dives out (which is quite often this time of year), I gently move them back into the tub with the hook, then drop the rat in at the same time and close the tub. I have a rat in one hand and the hook in the other when feeding. I've always looked at this type of feeding response as a good thing! Love it when I have to duck and weave to feed the snakes. It means they are ready!

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