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    Feeding location

    That’s a myth. Continue feeding in their enclosures. You’re actually much more likely to receive a bite by moving a snake that is in feeding mode to and from different containers. Also causes undue stress on the animals. Applicable to all snake species.

    Small/medium snake owners feed in the enclosure to avoid bites/bandaids.

    Giant keepers feed in the enclosure to avoid trips to the ER.

    Venomous keepers feed in the enclosure to avoid trips to the morgue.

    Using a snake hook to tap train your animals is a good idea and makes dealing with very food driven animals much easier as well.

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