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Old 12-23-12, 11:22 PM   #1
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Re: Handling snakes

Since its a baby I would cut back on handling babies can stress and refuse food and when tiny they dont have alot of body fat stored up to hold off a hunger strike
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Old 12-23-12, 11:44 PM   #2
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Re: Handling snakes

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Since its a baby I would cut back on handling babies can stress and refuse food and when tiny they dont have alot of body fat stored up to hold off a hunger strike
I had a baby out of the egg never eat until it was roughly 4 months old. Never really lost any weight.
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