Din din! Come and get it!

[Hurley]

I had just removed these morsels from the thawing bath and put them in the nearest available container...which just happened to be a snake hide/waterbowl...and then I realized that I'd totally forgotten until then that these are dog food bowls. OK, this just made me chuckle, I felt like singing a jingle from one of those dog food commercials as I grabbed the bowl and headed off to feed. :roflmao: :rofl:

http://serpwidgets.com/freepics/Hurley/Nov04/DinDin.jpg

[penny]

heh heh heh heh heh
That's grim !

[rippit]

Get a little milk and voila! mice chex!

[Sean22]

wow.... alot of mice

[Taceas]

Cute...in an odd morbid way, but cute nonetheless. Looks like a yummy bowl of turkey offal. MmmmMmm. :-puke01:


Quick question though, don't you dry your feeders before feeding?


I roll mine between paper towels or an old hand towel to sop up most of the water before offering them. When I first started with f/t I left them as is, like yours appears, and a few snakes were working them so tightly while swallowing, that it was squeegeeing the water from the mouse to the point it dripped from the mouth. A couple of the snakes would "cough" and spurt water out of their glottis?, breathing hole...so I got concerned that it may cause an RI.

Just kind of curious if people go to those lengths when preparing a tasty snake meal.

[SnakeBreederInc]

Awww they are soooo cute. A bunch of little mousies. Is it time for thanksgiving yet? My Corns would love em.. LOL

[Hurley]

Heh, I had just pulled them out of the water in that picture. I take them in and lay them out on paper towels by size for feeding. By the time I get done cleaning cages and get started feeding, they've dried off considerably. I rarely feed them wringing wet.