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Posted by Camby on January 03, 2003 at 15:32:55:
In Reply to: You have got to be kidding.... more posted by anygiven60 on January 03, 2003 at 14:57:28:
First let me start by saying I agree with KJ, even if you don't agree with his comments, it can and does cause impaction so why risk losing one of your animals because of it? Just place a clean hide box in and offer the food in the box, no risk then. Just my thoughts.
>>FACT: Snakes do ingest anything from sand, mud, grass, to rocks, in the wild, and yet... they are able to survive.
I would be willing to bet not all of them survive to ripe old age. Also, I would assume that you would rather offer your captive bred snakes a better chance than a wild animal. Can't compare wild snakes to captive bred that argument doesn't work for this case.
>>:So before you jump my case about the way I feed, you might want to jump on Mother Nature for having such items spread out all over her vast greatness that snakes or any other animal is likely to ingest.
Uhh, Heck, I really can't even begin to comment on this remark. Oh wait, I can offer a comment, it didn't appear that he jumped on you, it looked as if he was offering advice to you. This is a forum, you know, the exchange of ideas and all that mess
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