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    Re: F/t or live?

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    It is irresponsible. What if the mouse/rat was hurting the snake in the process of it constricting? You wouldn't know and wouldn't be able to stop it because, 'oh its such a cute animal and I can't watch it die'.

    Care and the wellbeing of your snake should come before compassion for a mouse or a rat. Continue feeding f/t.

    Btw, I also have two pet rats.
    thanks for the judgement. And if they already had a hold of it and if they were already constricting around it no way would I be able to get it out without hurting the snake. I take offense to the irresponsible comment. Not that I would feed live anyway. But if you want to go there....it is irresponsible to feed live to even put your snake in the situation to begin with. So f/t it is so my snakes done even get hurt or even have that chance.
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