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    Feeding Success!

    I offered my baby bp live prey for the very first time and she ate for me (up until now she'd never eaten)! She didn't hesitate or anything! She'll be nice and plump in no time . Just wanted to share the good news with everyone.
    -Hannah


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    Re: Feeding Success!

    congrats!!!
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    Re: Feeding Success!

    Thanks. I'm so relieved its not even funny....I was probably stressing more than necessary, but I knew if she started eating it would be a good sign that she is feeling comfortable and not stressed (or at least less stressed).
    -Hannah


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    Re: Feeding Success!

    it does ease the mind when they eat for you especially when you are new with them, in time you will know when it is a problem or not.
    4.3 Normal Ball Pythons - Raphael, Spot, Oscar, Strykr, Honey (aka A.O.L.), Jasmine, Precious
    1.0 Grazi Line Pastel Ball Python - Chance
    1.0 possible het carmel albino - Cpt. (One Eyed) Jack (genitcally missing right eye, very ify het status)
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    Re: Feeding Success!

    Yes it definitely eased my mind. I'm sure I'll loosen up very quickly...when you love a pet you want them to be happy and in the best of health. Now that she's eating I feel much better (and I'm sure she's happy to have a full belly).
    -Hannah


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    Re: Feeding Success!

    Quote Originally Posted by snake_lady83
    ....I was probably stressing more than necessary,...
    Hehe...this is a common problem with BP's. We talk all the time about how we're stressing THEM out...but we never get to accuse them of stressing US out.
    -- Judy

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    Re: Feeding Success!

    Congrats! I know what a relief it is, especially with that first feed. Here's to many more.
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    Cause when push comes to shove you taste what you're made of
    You might bend, till you break cause its all you can take
    On your knees you look up decide you've had enough
    You get mad you get strong wipe your hands shake it off
    Then you Stand

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    Re: Feeding Success!

    Thanks. I think the rough part is over and done with. Hopefully it's clear sailing now.
    -Hannah


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    Re: Feeding Success!

    im am very happy for you that your BP ate tonight. im hoping mine will eat soon too

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    Re: Feeding Success!

    yay congrats

    i will be trying to get some live mice for 2 of my snakes that are refusing ft
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