| Stormsong Manor |
| Holy crap there are so many fancy mouse colors. |
Showers Off and On| Equity Falls |
| When I do breed again it will be on a smaller scale and very picky on varieties. I definitely want Merle again, and I loved my "liquid gold" line which was the last to go. |
| Stormsong Manor |
| I wouldn't be able to live feed. If I attempted it, the feeders would become my pets before they ever made it to the reptile lol |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Ven, that would be fun! I have heard bearded dragons are very personable, but they aren't for me because I believe they are also messy. |
| Equity Falls |
| I just really enjoyed getting into the genetics of fancy mice. I bought from reputable breeders in a few states with really good stock, bred them up and culled what I didn't need. At one point I had over 120 mice when I did my first hard cull (adult and grow outs. I reduced litter sizes within 2 days of birth so litters were 4-6 per mom) That first massive cull killed me. Dispatching 40 mice at once is... it's hard on the heart. That's when I decided to lower my numbers until eventually I was at 14 adults, 3 males with their own females, culling all but the best babies, and then stopped completely. Was not easy at all. |
| Stormsong Manor |
| Possibly. We've been looking at milk snakes. But now things are leaning toward a bearded dragon |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Ven, are you getting your son a pet snake soon? I thought you mentioned that at one point. |
| Stormsong Manor |
| I love fancy mice but after living in NYC and having a mouse infestation, I'm good with never having them around (alive) again |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Dimmed, dang. I only have one snake too, but thankfully I have a reliable pet store to get frozen mice at. |
| Embervale Acres |
| it can be dangerous to feed live prey to snakes, even with mice. their bites are no joke |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Athena, I also think feeding live isn't very ethical when it comes to pet snakes. |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| I remember watching an exotic vet show and a lot of people brought in snakes that were injured from their prey fighting back. |
| Irish Fields |
| Because you risk them get bitten or scratched. Which can lead to infection, blindness, loss of scales etc. |
| Astral Appies |
| Obvioucly not a snake person. Why can't the snakes just take care of the dispatching themselves? WOuldn't it be easier? And more like how they eat in nature? |
| Irish Fields |
| Yeah I stopped purchasing frozen because the quality was horrible. So my husband and I have a pair of rats at the moment to get some babies from at least but we buy live from a local pet shop and my husband dispatches them before feeding |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Dimmed, so you breed your own feeder mice? How many snakes do you have? |
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| Equity Falls |
| When I do breed again it will be on a smaller scale and very picky on varieties. I definitely want Merle again, and I loved my "liquid gold" line which was the last to go. |
| Stormsong Manor |
| I wouldn't be able to live feed. If I attempted it, the feeders would become my pets before they ever made it to the reptile lol |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Ven, that would be fun! I have heard bearded dragons are very personable, but they aren't for me because I believe they are also messy. |
| Equity Falls |
| I just really enjoyed getting into the genetics of fancy mice. I bought from reputable breeders in a few states with really good stock, bred them up and culled what I didn't need. At one point I had over 120 mice when I did my first hard cull (adult and grow outs. I reduced litter sizes within 2 days of birth so litters were 4-6 per mom) That first massive cull killed me. Dispatching 40 mice at once is... it's hard on the heart. That's when I decided to lower my numbers until eventually I was at 14 adults, 3 males with their own females, culling all but the best babies, and then stopped completely. Was not easy at all. |
| Stormsong Manor |
| Possibly. We've been looking at milk snakes. But now things are leaning toward a bearded dragon |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Ven, are you getting your son a pet snake soon? I thought you mentioned that at one point. |
| Stormsong Manor |
| I love fancy mice but after living in NYC and having a mouse infestation, I'm good with never having them around (alive) again |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Dimmed, dang. I only have one snake too, but thankfully I have a reliable pet store to get frozen mice at. |
| Embervale Acres |
| it can be dangerous to feed live prey to snakes, even with mice. their bites are no joke |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Athena, I also think feeding live isn't very ethical when it comes to pet snakes. |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| I remember watching an exotic vet show and a lot of people brought in snakes that were injured from their prey fighting back. |
| Irish Fields |
| Because you risk them get bitten or scratched. Which can lead to infection, blindness, loss of scales etc. |
| Astral Appies |
| Obvioucly not a snake person. Why can't the snakes just take care of the dispatching themselves? WOuldn't it be easier? And more like how they eat in nature? |
| Irish Fields |
| Yeah I stopped purchasing frozen because the quality was horrible. So my husband and I have a pair of rats at the moment to get some babies from at least but we buy live from a local pet shop and my husband dispatches them before feeding |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Dimmed, so you breed your own feeder mice? How many snakes do you have? |
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