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View Poll Results: Where do you feed your guy/gal

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  • Inside their home enclosure

    71 87.65%
  • In a separate container

    10 12.35%
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    Let me actually say something...in 25 years I have never switched any snakes in my care to a separate enclosure for feeding. In all that time I have had exactly one snake that would be "after it" as soon as I opened the cage to the point that it was an issue, which was a Coastal Carpet Python (I've had other Carpet Pythons, no trouble.)

    With the GTPs, if you feed at night they way they react is correct and expected.

    I am curious if anybody that has been keeping snakes for a bit has had issues with multiple snakes striking out as soon as you open the enclosure?
    Last edited by Ransack; 11-18-2014 at 10:53 AM.

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