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Old 03-12-2011, 21:49   #10
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Re: How sick can humans be.

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Originally Posted by Mick View Post
Funny classification system you got there for a Rodent, but a cat/kitten is not a Rodent.
No. The point is that rodents frequently get fed to snakes alive, and no-one bats an eyelid. When there's a kitten people involved people get all outraged, and claim 'cruelty to animals', and the perpetrator should be 'sent to the gallows'. It seems to me that the cudlliness factor is doing its usual disproportionate thing.

Edit: According to petplace.com, a Burmese Python should be fed one five-pound Rabbit every two to three weeks.

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How Much Should You Feed?

One meal a week should be sufficient. How much this meal will consist of depends upon the size of your snake. An adult corn snake, for instance, should be fed two small mice a week; an adult boa, one larger mouse or rat per week, a Burmese python, one five-pound rabbit every two to three weeks; a garter snake, eight to 12 earthworms per week. If fed too much snakes will become obese. This happens most often when the snake ages.
OMG. Fluffy bunny rabbits being fed to pet snakes. Someone call the cops.
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