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    Re: Question about feeding multiple mice

    This is interesting, but I have to ask a further question here. How would a say 1500 to 2000 gram snake coil around a mouse to choke the bageebees out of it? Does there come a time when prey absolutely becomes to small for the snake to actually be able to kill?

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    Re: Question about feeding multiple mice

    I feed my ball python adult mice because they are cheaper and easier to get. I can get 3 adult mice for $1.50 each while a small rat is $5. If my snake decides to only eats two one week then it is not a big deal. But if he decides to not eat the rat. It is a pain to remove from the tank and get rid of.

    Like a lot of people have said, you have to do what works best for you and your snake. I feel more comfortable handling mice.

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    Re: Question about feeding multiple mice

    Quote Originally Posted by Gloryhound View Post
    This is interesting, but I have to ask a further question here. How would a say 1500 to 2000 gram snake coil around a mouse to choke the bageebees out of it? Does there come a time when prey absolutely becomes to small for the snake to actually be able to kill?

    Its no problem. A 2000 gram snake kills mice quite easily! I have a 2000+ gram female that late last year decided she wanted mice instead of rats (she recently went back to rats). She would take as many as 4 or 5 adult mice in a feeding.

    Steve

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