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elrojo said:
That's wonderful, alias. However, I find that several of mine will turn their nose up at a wet mouse when water gets inside the ziplock. Most do not, but I have an adult male that even when hungry for weeks will not touch a wet mouse. It's just a tip for Ravis.
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I'm not surprised...some snakes can be VERY finicky...

I was commenting more on the scent...

My kingsnake actually attacks the water drops in the feeding container because of the scent...
 
There's a herp joke lurking here somewhere....

Maybe he's confused and thinks he's Nerodia instead of Lampropeltis. :rolleyes:
 
LOL

Could be...

But she does attack them...usually when she is in blue and can't see quite as well...

She just smells mouse and hits it... :shrugs:
 
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