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09-22-20, 06:17 PM	#1
EL Ziggy Forum Moderator Join Date: Jun-2013 Location: ATL Posts: 6,744 Country:	Re: Carpet python eats a fish So you don’t have access to frozen or live rats/mice? That makes it tough to keep a snake eh? __________________ 0.1 Albino Bull Snake (She-RA)~ 1.0 Snow Bull Snake (Apollo)~ 1.0 Coastal Carpet Python (Chomper)~ 1.0 JCP (Shredder)~ 1.0 Bredl Python (S'ven)~ 0.1 JJ x JCP (Trinity)~ 0.1 Albino Carpet Python (Akasha)~ 1.0 Olive Python (Nigel)~1.0 Scrub Python (Klauss)~ 1.0 BCI (Monty)~ 0.1 BCO (Xena)

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09-23-20, 04:21 AM

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Re: Carpet python eats a fish

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live rats/mice? That makes it tough to keep a snake eh?

I am not gonna do live feeding. Chicken parts and fish is ok.
But again. The point of topic that carpet eats fish. There is no video on the internet about it.

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