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"First shed, A Success"
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Re: jumpy garter
ok well thanx anyway, looking at her now ive said that to you, she is exploring at the moment finaly came out ot the hide. is there any specific time youd suggest feeding or is anyime of the day ok. and how long should i leave handling her after a feed? thanx
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Re: jumpy garter
Ah, handling....that's a whole new can of worms. I don't handle my snakes unless there's a reason to do so. In my opinion they don't want it, they don't like it, they just tolerate it (well, some tolerate it!!). I know many others do handle their "pets" on a regular basis, that's their choice and I respect that. At least wait until there's no food (especially bulky food) in her stomach.
On the question of feeding her again...let her cruise for a day or two. Just watch and learn.
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