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RE: Strange feeding behavior - any clues?

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Posted by: CBH at Mon Nov 27 19:22:48 2006   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by CBH ]  
   

Thera,



I have noticed this with a couple of my females. I only notice it when feeding F/T. When I feed live(fresh killed) there seems to be no issue. So I feel it might be a scent thing.



When I feed f/t to them I usually let them grab it and do their thing. Once they release I grab the mouse and gently touch/rub the nose of the mouse to the nose of the snake....usually (for me anyways) the snake will open and re-grab the mouse's head starting to swallow almost right away.



Just my 2 cents....





Keep us posted....



Chris
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