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Feeding behavior

One of my snakes rattles his tail sometimes when he's feeding. Is that normal or am I making him feel threatened? He's a great eater. I do the zombie dance and he always strikes quickly. Then I leave him be till he finishes swallowing.
 
schnebbles said:
You might want to wait 1-2 more feedings before going double. I did end up with 1 regurge, so I'm now thinking better to wait just a bit longer. It's hard to say, I only had trouble with one and the others were ok.

I have one who is way behind on weight too, she was 3 months old when I got her and she ate. I need to start slitting pinks I guess. Maybe it would help my non-feeders I'm working with to eat mice.
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He has had 10 feedings befor I started giving him 2 pinkies he eats them like thir is no tomorrow lol so funny.
 
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