>>I don't think I have but one or two snakes that would tolerate clearing thier mouth while feeding.
>>The food item would come back up or be rejected and the feed for that snake would be done for the day.

Talking about one or two pieces only, and not often at all. Maybe you are keeping sensitive species, but my snakes don't regurge if I remove a 1/8 inch piece of wood from their gumline.
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Mark

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• Substrate of choice? - Kevin Saunders, Sun May 1 21:53:58 2011
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