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turn ur snake orange ??:weirdface
ok not sure how true this is ... but it almost makes sense... ive heard that if u feed ur feeder mice/ rats carrots ,the Beta Carotene that will build up in the prey will be absord byy the snake thus giving the snake an orange tint !! has anyone here ever tried it ?? n if so i gotta see some pics asap !!!!!
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Re: turn ur snake orange ??:weirdface
 Originally Posted by SnM_Man
ok not sure how true this is ... but it almost makes sense... ive heard that if u feed ur feeder mice/ rats carrots ,the Beta Carotene that will build up in the prey will be absord byy the snake thus giving the snake an orange tint !! has anyone here ever tried it ?? n if so i gotta see some pics asap !!!!! 
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I heard Elvis was in NY this week.
(I'm just being sarcastic, there is NO truth to that statement).
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Re: turn ur snake orange ??:weirdface
 Originally Posted by Melicious
Do y'all remember The Magic School Bus? They did an episode about this once. You'd have to feed your feeders nothing BUT carrots, and feed your snake nothing BUT the carrot feeders, but the likelihood of that happening was slim to none. ^_^
Yes I remember sadly . It was Arnold and he was eating those seaweedies lol.
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Re: turn ur snake orange ??:weirdface
actually, it could possibly happen. It can happen in humans
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Re: turn ur snake orange ??:weirdface
 Originally Posted by temec
actually, it could possibly happen. It can happen in humans
What makes carrots change HUMAN skin color:
"Carotene" is the red or yellow hydrocarbon pigment that gives carrots their characteristic cheery color, and also helps to brighten up egg yolks, sweet potatoes, and a variety of leafy vegetables. Intemperate carrot consumption will make the carotene build up in your bloodstream. Before you know it, your skin will take on a sickly yellow pallor, a grisly condition that superficially resembles jaundice. You've got carotenosis. Fatal cases are rare, if that's any comfort: a London woman died from the disease in 1972, but she had to work at it.
Yes... Too much human consumption will cause skin coloration, but this will not give your snake an orange tint, much less a permanent tint as I believe he was referring to.
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Re: turn ur snake orange ??:weirdface
i wonder if the same principals could be applied using blueberries or strawberries lol ??
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Re: turn ur snake orange ??:weirdface
~MIKE~
You:How many snakes do you have?
Me: Oh, just a room full.
You:Eh, how many?
Me:A ROOM FULL.
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