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    OP, I think what Deborah said is very important. Either can work, it's a matter of what works for you and the snake and being PROPERLY EDUCATED.

    I personally feed F/T to all my snakes, but have fed live in the past.

    For me, if the snakes eat the F/T prey it makes the most sense for the following reasons:
    - Frozen prey can't fight back = safe for the snake
    - I can buy bulk and store months worth of prey in my freezer = cheap and easy
    - If prey isn't eaten and there isn't another snake to feed it to you're not stuck housing a live mouse/rat.

    Bottom line: do what's best for you and your animal. Just take the time and care to do it right.

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