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Old 03-25-12, 08:05 AM   #1
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Re: Which is better and why

I use reptibark as a subtrate and live feed i usually feed in a different tank but im thinking about changing that and feeding in the tanks but what are the chances of eating the reptibark
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Old 03-25-12, 10:46 AM   #2
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I use reptibark as a subtrate and live feed i usually feed in a different tank but im thinking about changing that and feeding in the tanks but what are the chances of eating the reptibark
Feeding live is dangerous, feeding live in a tank with hides/substrate etc that the preycan hide in is more dangerous, how are you going to supervise the feeding and intervene if the prey attacks the snake behind the enclosures "furniture"?
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I use reptibark as a subtrate and live feed i usually feed in a different tank but im thinking about changing that and feeding in the tanks but what are the chances of eating the reptibark
Just put the dead prey on a plate/dish inside the tank and he won't eat the substrate.
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