A couple of question about feeding mice
So my baby hognose ate again, this time she didn't hesitate when we put the two pinkies in the aquarium with her. Yes they are live, and yes I am feeding her in the home she lives in. Next week, since she ate in front of us without a towel, I will try removing her into a separate container and see how she does.
Anyways, most of you will probably throw eggs and such at me for wanting to continue feeding live but I am. Thus I need to know what is the oldest "stage" of a mouse that I can get my snake when she is older that will not harm her. I cannot remember if it should be a hopper or not. I do plan on trying stunned mice but just in case she doesn't want to eat them for whatever reason I would like to know what the stage that won't be able to hurt her once she is an adult.
The other question I have is how often should I feed my snake a week while she is a baby? With our Corns we used to have years ago we always kinda fed them (once again live) until they would not eat anymore...but I have read in a couple of places that hognose snakes are notorious for overeating and I certainly don't want a fat snake. Right now we feed her 2 pinkies once a week (Thursday or Friday).
If anyone can help me out that would be great.
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