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    Re: How to saftley power feed?

    Quote Originally Posted by Kodieh View Post

    I don't think a study will be done, it's kind of like formally testing medications effect on pregnant women and developing fetuses. It's just...not going to be okay, haha.
    Lol. I agree. For a study to be done they would have to powerfeed a lot of snakes to get accurate data that proved any adverse affects or otherwise. For that reason I hope there isnt a study done regardless of the educational benefit. That's why we have a responsibility to promote and encourage healthy and safe husbandry in this community.

    And from my findings my definition of powerfeeding is the same as Kodieh's and Mike's.
    Last edited by Andybill; 04-22-2013 at 01:26 AM.
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