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Originally Posted by possum
I know many snakes come through shipping just fine, but others get chilled (heat packs often fail before their flight ends) so as a result they either don't feed or regurge if they do. My advice was cautionary only, because many other ppl will read what is posted here, not just those responding in the thread. Also, when you've kept literally hundreds of snakes for decades, you begin to see things differently, as far as waiting to feed new snakes. You won't always 'get away with it', that's all I'm saying.
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? I wasn't arguing with you. I was agreeing with you that some snakes start feeding right out of the box. I find that colubrids are the easiest in terms of getting them to start feeding. I've noticed that boidae in general are a lot more sensitive to the shipping process. That's just my observation.
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