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    Feed day mistake

    So I pull out some rats for feeding day then head out ice fishing. Bringing my hemostats with me because I couldn't find my needle nose... I just dropped them down the hole and have to go home and feed 18 hungry snakes by hand. Including my 8 foot boa. This should be fun

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    Or, since they're snakes, you can put it off for a few days or even week until you get new ones.
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    Re: Feed day mistake

    Rats are Already thawed out. I have to order them were I'm at.

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    I say roll the dice on that 8 footer and feed by hand! It always exciting when I feed my 5 ft red tail boa by hand as she's like 5 feet of scaled death when it comes to feeding time

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    For the boa: open enclosure door, use gentle underhand throw to lob the f/t feeder so it lands about six inches in front of the snake's nose, and close the enclosure. Mine would probably snatch the feeder out of the air.

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    Long pair of scissors. Pliers. Bar b q tongs. Leather gloves?

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    Re: Feed day mistake

    I'm going for it what's the worst that can happen.lol

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    Lol, the next post is a picture of a bloody hand

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    Re: Feed day mistake

    I say teach the boa new tricks... and if all else fails I'd enjoy a good laugh at a bloody hand pictures. J/K
    Goodluck!

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    Re: Feed day mistake

    How did it go?
    "Cry, Havoc! And let slip the dogs of war..."

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