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    I agree about the feeding plan discussed above. I wanted to share how I get my snakes out to exercise and have stimulation and human socialization. I bought an inexpensive coat rack off Amazon and zip-tied a branch to it. It's very portable. Right now my snake is sitting next to me while I type this. I sometimes have the coat rack in the kitchen while I'm washing dishes, cooking, etc (of course always right in the center of the floor-- no where near anything dangerous!) I also removed the lower couple of coat hooks. You still have to supervise-- snakes will figure out how to get down when they are done with the perching, but even that is good exercise and mental stimulation.

    2 BP's, one ratsnake, 2 dogs, 3 cats, 2 small caged birds, 7 chickens, and a toddler in a pear tree

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