bit of food on your chin

[A_sinensis]

Well have not been here in awhile, so here are some feeding photos that i have posted on the other forum which some of you may have seen already.



http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v493/Paleosuchus/2005_0730Image0010.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v493/Paleosuchus/2005_0730Image0001.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v493/Paleosuchus/2005_0730Image0005.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v493/Paleosuchus/2005_0730Image0011.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v493/Paleosuchus/2005_0705Image0020.jpg


Thanks for viewing,
-jason

[Reticsrule]

wow that looks like a mess to clean up but thats an awesome Emerald. the blood in the first pic looks like a beard lol:D

[sc00t]

is it always that bloody??

[Boakid]

Great pics that is one fine snake too!

[Bartman]

Wow awesome pics. They really know how to make a mess eh. The big female at work split the rats stomach open with her giant tooth a couple weeks ago :p It was gross, thats forsure.

[Lrptls]

wow, feeding my emeralds has never been that bloody. sometimes when their teeth go in the rodents it causes a bit of bleeding but no pools of blood lol. awesome pictures.

[HumphreyBoagart]

Wicked Pics!!! What a bloody mess they're making though, eh? How old are your Emeralds? Are you gonna try breeding them this season?
Craig
PS Would I be right, in assuming that you do the "whacking" method to prekill your rats, and that's where alot of the blood came from? Just noticed they were dry still, so they probably weren't f/t. Just wondering, cause I have the same bloody problem! :hammer: