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    Re: Feeding Questions

    Quote Originally Posted by Dxw425 View Post
    I recently posted about picking up my new baby BCI, and had a question regarding feeding i couldnt seem to find on here. I typically remove my snakes from their housing and place them in a designated enclosure for feeding, (a plastic tub). When i feed i minimize handling and place them directly in the tub, and leave them enclosed for roughly 15-20 minutes, and then feed. After they have completely swallowed the food i place them immediatly back in their permanent housing and let them digest. I find that this greatly reduces and confusion and the chance of accidental bites. My question would be is this appropriate for full grown red tails? i assume so, but every video i see tends to be people just throwing the food in their regular home, i am getting her an AP t13 and dont ever plan on feeding her in it. What do you guys think? Thanks, and sorry if it is a dumb question!
    It is very easy to find this question answered here.

    http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...31#post2288531

    I think I've posted a number of times on this subject but now I'll simply refer you to the thread I posted in.

    It is not a dumb question if you are new to this so don't take my lack of explanation here as my impression of your question.

    Read the threads, and see what I've and other have said about it.

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