Brad Griffin
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Hey folks,
In an attempt to give my foster Morelia spilota cheynei a more natural diet, I have invested in a live catch mouse trap. Over the past month, I've been able to feed the python three small mice (after euthanizing the mice first of course).
The python has accepted this change from Pinkies immediately. My question is, is my method of trapping mice that are in my bus ethically okay in the community?
For context, the mice raid my oats and other grains and are not exposed to baits or any other toxic chemicals.
I euthanize the mice and feed them to the snake immediately after.
I see no issue with this method of obtaining food for my Jungle python. If I didn't feed them to the snake, I'd be leaving them out for the Butcher birds and owls. However, I'd appreciate any constructive feedback.
Cheers,
Brad
In an attempt to give my foster Morelia spilota cheynei a more natural diet, I have invested in a live catch mouse trap. Over the past month, I've been able to feed the python three small mice (after euthanizing the mice first of course).
The python has accepted this change from Pinkies immediately. My question is, is my method of trapping mice that are in my bus ethically okay in the community?
For context, the mice raid my oats and other grains and are not exposed to baits or any other toxic chemicals.
I euthanize the mice and feed them to the snake immediately after.
I see no issue with this method of obtaining food for my Jungle python. If I didn't feed them to the snake, I'd be leaving them out for the Butcher birds and owls. However, I'd appreciate any constructive feedback.
Cheers,
Brad