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- Thread starter Trevor
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Frozen thawed has less chance of harming your snake , live may carry parasites, diese or if your snakes not hungry the mice have nails and teeth they will defend themselves. Just be sure to dethaw before you feed. Do a search and you'll find several threads on how to dethaw and why its better to feed frozen.
f/t are cheaper, and are not harmfull. are pinkie when live they have no nail or teeth but when your feeding a yearling or older live, the size of the pray for them is dangerous, live can scare, dig out a eye or make you snake afraid which will lead him/her to die of starvation. also live mice can have parisite and not be heathy, so just go with f/t
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The Snewbie
hediki said:
lol, surely not.
Have you ever been afraid of a hamburger? This isn't a threatening animal to the snake...its FOOD :licklips:
I put my mouse in the viv with Cotton Ball and say, 'May the best one win'. Hey if the mouse triumphs over Cotton Ball, more power to him(Thats not saying that I would put a bigger mouse than Cotton Ball could handle by any means).
If the little mouse scares the crap outta Cotton Ball, I'm keeping the mouse for a pet.
Seriously though... :eats02: