Interested
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what does everyone think of these? Is this something you should only feed a snake that refuses to eat?
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Snake Steak Suasages?
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Neumann
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Greetings,
It's my understanding that Snake Steak Sausages are more for the convenience of people and have little to do with the snakes themselves. Some people are a bit squeamish about keeping frozen mice in their freezers or handling the mice. SSS are a way to allow people to do these things without actually seeing a dead mouse. It's psychological and a little silly, really, since it's a ground up mouse inside the casing anyway.
Often you have to lizard scent the SSS to get your snakes to eat them so I don't think they would make a good choice for a finicky eater. On the other hand they're said not to bloat in the snakes belly like a mouse does, so maybe that would help prevent a regurge for a snake with a weak belly?
Cheers,
Jason
It's my understanding that Snake Steak Sausages are more for the convenience of people and have little to do with the snakes themselves. Some people are a bit squeamish about keeping frozen mice in their freezers or handling the mice. SSS are a way to allow people to do these things without actually seeing a dead mouse. It's psychological and a little silly, really, since it's a ground up mouse inside the casing anyway.
Often you have to lizard scent the SSS to get your snakes to eat them so I don't think they would make a good choice for a finicky eater. On the other hand they're said not to bloat in the snakes belly like a mouse does, so maybe that would help prevent a regurge for a snake with a weak belly?
Cheers,
Jason
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Interested
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cool. I think that they are still manufactured as I see them on the t-rex site, but maybe they just dont update often. Thanks for the info!