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    Re: Successful first feed!

    Quote Originally Posted by Naom9Anne View Post
    Just stuck my hand in to remove any nasties (gloved of course) as I was lucky that she took her feed on the cold side and moved immediately to the hot hide. There was a tiny bit of blood and a small grey mass (perhaps some organs which popped through the skin as she constricted?) Sound like anything to worry about?
    Nothing I would worry about. Sometimes you get a wad of guts, many times they squeeze the poop right out of the rat. It's not going to hurt the snake, just remove it from the cage. If you have a really big mess you might have to remove some or all of the substrate in the cage.

    At least once per month you should remove the substrate, disenfect the cage (I suggest Chlorhexidine solution or F10) you need to let the disinfectant sit for 20-30 minutes, then wipe it up, finally put new clean substrate in.
    Last edited by The Serpent Merchant; 10-22-2013 at 06:21 PM.
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