Yes, i do hold live prey for the snake to constrict and kill with less of a chance of a random bite happening. Im sorry you have such a problem with live feeding, or my personal method ( which, if you watch videos just about anywhere, you see people holding prey for the snakes to strike before constricting and killing.. I just happen to take that method a step further)Originally Posted by GiNGERFiSH
A hair dryer, eh? this from some one that holds live prey while her snake eats it. I think people need to look at others prior posts before taking their advice.
And I quote:
"I personally hold the mice while the snake strikes, coils, and constricts so that i have better control of the situation, and can then, once the mouse is in the grasp of the snake, control the head until the prey perishes.
This prevents bites, and also keeps the mouse from startling the snake like it may if it were to run freely in the enclosure.
Though, keep in mind that some snakes might need to get used to a method such as this ( some get skittish if youre hanging out watching them hunt)"
scary
Try dipping the animal in chicken broth once its thawed.
but really, what has a comment such as that have anything to do with anything? LOL
Are we going to troll, or are you going to add some insightful information to your post to help this person feed their snake?
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