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Sharon my Childrens Python feeding

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Here she is tucking into a nice juicy mouse

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Nice pics, she has great color. These are great snakes to own, they are small and have wonderful personalities. Thanks for sharing.

I have a picture on my cell phone of me and my children's python. I had her by the tail putting her into her feed box and she hit that mouse and clenched her tail around my glove's finger. It was very funny as I could not get her to let go without disrupting her eating so I left the glove in the box with her. They sure are not shy about eating are they?
 
Defiantly not , there like little dustbins they will eat anything she usally has a weaner rat every 3 weeks but i cant get hold of them lately so she eating 3 adult ex breeder mice every 3 weeks instead , the difference in scent between rat or mouse has never bothered her either :D , everyone should have a Children's or a spotted even imo :)
 
Agreed - my Cape York spotteds are voracious feeders. If you didn't know how frequently I fed them, you would probably think I didn't, lol. They see me in the room with the bucket and all I have to do is walk past their enclosure...their mouths are open and bouncing along the front of the box.
 
Yup that sounds like a typical Spotted and Childrens Python allright allways hungry lol :eatsmiley :eatpointe
 
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