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Best Feeding Tongs for Adult GTPS?

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Hello All,
I was just wonderful what feeding tongs and lengths everyone prefers for feeding adult aggressive feeder GTPs?
Thank you in advance for any responses,
Nicole Corder.
 
Sort of depends on the snake & enclosure. I have a combination of feeding tools, ranging from 8 inch tweezers to 18 inch hemostats. I feel I have a little better control with tweezers, both in terms of handling and release, so I use them the most. For exceptionally aggressive snakes that bypass the prey in favor of my hand, the extra distance offered by the hemostats is nice.
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