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I had a really big stick with me.Lol Granny, what would you do if you found a mouse?
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I had a really big stick with me.Lol Granny, what would you do if you found a mouse?
well I did it.
I fed the snakedid what?
oh nice, did you force feed him?I fed the snake
Details, woman!I fed the snake
Yes, he isnt swallowing yet but its in there.oh nice, did you force feed him?
Yes, he isnt swallowing yet but its in there.
It was easy. I pried his mouth open with the pinkie and shoved it down with a pencil eraser side. He is pretty weak. I just hope it moves on down and helps him.Details, woman!
That is amazing Wishing ! Adults can go months but its not good for them. Babies are supposed to be every 5-7 dy and as they get older the longer they can go but every couple weeks is the rule. You did work in a bad place !I don't know about baby snakes, but adults can go a long time without eating. One of the teachers where I used to work had a pretty corn snake in his classroom. Over the summer break, his room got fire bombed (yeah, I taught in a rough area). He wasn't even the target... it was retaliation toward an inept student teacher that had taken over some of his classes. She had absolutely no rapport with the kids... as D would say, no social awareness. Clueless is what I would say!
Anyway, back to the story. Mark, the teacher, was really bummed because he had left the snake at the school over the summer. It was easier to go there and feed her every couple weeks than to move her back and forth.
Windows had been broken, room vandalized, stuff burned and melted. It was a stinky mess and the snake was no where to be seen. About 4 months later, the snake reappeared in the classroom. She was in good health, little thin, hungry. Had been hiding under the cabinets in the room. Mark was amazed to get her back. Didn't have any trouble getting her to eat!