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11-19-2008, 03:31 PM #12
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Re: thinking I might have to forcefeed (with a vet?)

Originally Posted by J.Bissell

But I think it would be dangerous to leave one in all night unattended. If they don't eat in an hour or so, it should be taken out.

In this situation it would not have pose any problem, a rat crawler or a hopper mouse DO NOT represent any danger for an hatchling snake.

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