Quote Originally Posted by STjepkes View Post
Depends on the substrate. Reptibark definitely can be an issue. I've used it with hatchlings in the past and on multiple occasions had a piece become lodged between a python's jaws vertically upright. Not a fun scenario.
Yeah they would usually get a few pieces of aspen when feeding which is no problem if they are able to digest rodent bones. But I can just see this repti bark getting stick in their mouth/throat.
So what do I do for a separate container to feed? Just put them in a smaller tub for 30 minutes and when the f/to is in their belly move them back?


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