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by SwampY on January 18, 2012	Mail this to a friend!
For those that are interested, this shows a good method for restraining a snake when you have to get up close and personal for things like dental work, infected fangs, etc... I have to credit Mardi Snipes for teaching me this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMB7ADxtTDQ&feature=youtu.be Yes, I was not wearing snakeproof socks. Get over it.

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by BobH on January 20, 2012	Mail this to a friend!
I enjoyed the video Chad & Chris. For feeding, I still like tubing so that I can better judge how far the tube has been inserted and you can back the snake out and massage the food a little more posteriorly.

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by snakeguy101 on January 21, 2012	Mail this to a friend!
If we had shorter tubes, that is what we would have done.

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by agkistrodude on January 21, 2012	Mail this to a friend!
I took a set of Midwest tubes and cut them down. I like the foam method though, I've used it many times. Another variation that I've used on very small snakes is, those foam paint brushes you can buy. They come in many sizes and work great on small, neonate snakes.

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by Crotalusssp on January 21, 2012	Mail this to a friend!
Chris is that the yellow male you pick up in November?

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