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    Re: Switching from live mice to Frozen/Thawed?

    Quote Originally Posted by ebbanflo View Post
    True. I guess I am dealing with the 'humane' aspect of it, (or I guess relative humane treatment). I don't have a problem buying live mice for him but I've heard f/t are safer in terms of health and because he wont have to deal with killing it, thus potentially getting hurt. He seems to never have an issue, but I still worry about it while I watch him.

    I also feed in a separate enclosure because thats what his previous owners did. Dont know about opinions on that.

    Feeding in a separate enclosure can be a good thing for smaller snakes. It helps to keep them from associating their tank opening and you reaching in with getting fed. That way they only expect to be fed when they are put in their special "dinner" box. I feed in a separate enclosure for my boa and my ball python. You can run into problems finding a large enough container to feed a big retic or burm in though!
    Last edited by dylan815; 09-01-2017 at 01:16 PM.
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