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84Feeding Your Snake Frozen Mice and Rats
There's usually a big debate over frozen or live rodents. Personally, I prefer frozen, but I have a picky snake, which I'll explain later. First off, snakes aren't the only reptile who will munch on a mouse...
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86Feeding Habits of Ball Pythons
Ball pythons are one of the best beginner snakes in the pet trade today. They have earned this title because they are calm and docile with easy husbandry needs, not because of their feeding habits. Ball...
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78Pet Snakes
Some look at snakes are looked upon as a symbol of the devil, as a serpent temped Adam and Eve. The people that see snakes as evil do not believe they should be pets, much less found in their yards, but those...
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62Professional trick to get your Ball Python to eat
This is one of the many tricks that I have used to get stubborn non-eating Ball Pythons to eat. Get two brown paper bags, rodent food, stapler and a tupperware container. These are the ingredients ha ha ha !!! Put rodent food, followed by a rodent and your snake into the brown paper bag.The rodent food is so that the rodent does not chew on your snake. Rodents need to constantly chew due to the fact that their teeth are contantly growing.Close the bag and staple it shut.Place the bag into the v
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57Paper vs Aspen for you Ball Pythons Setup
I have recently have had the experience of using Aspen Bedding in my Ball Python cages and went back to Paper after 4 months. If you are going to use Aspen by it at a local Pet shop that sells pretreated...
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