I always warm the mice up when feeding any of my snakes as it gives a better feeding response to the picky eaters. I have the water hot, but not so hot when put my finger in I without scream in pain. I find that the best way to gauge the heat of the water.

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My animalsdozens of snakes (BCC's, BCC X BCI's ATB, corns, kings, rats, royals, java retic8 geckos0.1.0 plated lizard 0.1.0 blue tongue skink30 odd scopions (half are DWA)150(ish) T's6 true spiders(DWA)[option]1 pede1 Fire salamader0.1.0 German shepherd bitch1.0.0 Bransholme dog2.1.0 rabbits1.0.0 rat2.2.10 gerbils0.1.0 wife1.0.0 baby boy

WantedMore Buthid scorpsB&W teguAnother reticMangrove snake

Invert rescue: louisfifer69@hotmail.com

For sale, or swap for T's: Male ATB.

Ho well here goes I start with cold water for 10 mins (yes it dose start to defrost aswell) and then I add warm water to the cold 30 Min's later all nice and soft and warm......Brian


( Thats for mice if rats or quail tuff I leave out feed next day)

I leave some of mine on an extra heat pad. THe larger ones I put in bags in a tub of water (as mentioned).

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you blew a pinky up bet that was a laugh
mummy must be proud lol

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Snakes:
0.1.0 coastal carpet python (jack)
1.0.0 jungle carpet python (vera)

Lizards:
2.1.0 green anoles (unamed)
0.0.2 beardies (nipper & spyro)

scorps:
0.1.0 giant desert hairy (unamed)