For those of you whom keep adult large boids, when you feed your animals, do you make sure someone is there during feeding as a safety percaution?
If yes...
At what size did you feel it necessary to begin having a second person there as a measure of safety?
If no...
What procedure do you follow to insure your safety while feeding these large potentially lethal animals?
I would never feed my burms alone, I would however like to hear others' opinions. They have the most amazing yet psychotic feeding habits of any of my snakes, going from big lazy couch pillows to psycho "if it moves I must bite it" snakes when they catch a whiff of Rodents.
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Another question...
Here where I live I have plenty of ppl (at least half a dozen, not including my father) who would be willing to come by if I needed them to be here during feeding, but if I moved I wouldn't really know anybody, what would you do? I really do not want to look at finding my large constrictors a home as an option, I'm too attached to them and I'd rather stay here in this pitiful small town then loose them.
Feeding, alone or with a friend?
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