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Old 11-19-11, 12:48 PM   #1
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Re: pros and cons of owning a blood python?

how do you feed your bloods Todd?

I passed on a beautiful female because I didn't have the confidence she deserved they hit like a mack truck
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Old 11-19-11, 01:32 PM   #2
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Re: pros and cons of owning a blood python?

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how do you feed your bloods Todd?

I passed on a beautiful female because I didn't have the confidence she deserved they hit like a mack truck
They do indeed hit hard. Pound-for-pound they're the most powerful snakes I've worked with.

I feed mine by seeing which end of their tub that they're at and very quickly dropping a thawed item at the opposite end. It happens very quickly.

It doesn't pay to distract them when they smell food, so I tend to simply leave the room for a few minutes and let them concentrate on the food rather than my movement. Even though mine are fairly calm feeders, if I hang around when they have food in their cage they will maintain their focus on me. They're kinda funny that way, and several dozen other ways
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Old 11-20-11, 11:39 AM   #3
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They do indeed hit hard. Pound-for-pound they're the most powerful snakes I've worked with.

I feed mine by seeing which end of their tub that they're at and very quickly dropping a thawed item at the opposite end. It happens very quickly.

It doesn't pay to distract them when they smell food, so I tend to simply leave the room for a few minutes and let them concentrate on the food rather than my movement. Even though mine are fairly calm feeders, if I hang around when they have food in their cage they will maintain their focus on me. They're kinda funny that way, and several dozen other ways
Lol I agree Todd, out of my snakes my bloods constantly keep their eye on me when I am in the snake room. It really is pretty neat, they kind of have a I dont fully trust you/you are in my space Im in charge kind of look lol
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Old 11-20-11, 01:25 PM   #4
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Lol I agree Todd, out of my snakes my bloods constantly keep their eye on me when I am in the snake room. It really is pretty neat, they kind of have a I dont fully trust you/you are in my space Im in charge kind of look lol
Well it's good that you pick-up on that and don't mind it 'cause it never goes away, lol. They give off a whole different vibe than any other snakes that might be in the same general area, but I find it part of their charm
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