What does this snake eat?

Small snakes only eat active animals, such as frogs, mice, birds, chickens and ducks, chickens, fish, loach insects and so on. Domestic pet snake can usually be fed once a week, and pet snake can't be too full every time.

When the original ecological food is reduced, in addition to the original food, people also take milk, raw eggs, quail eggs, broken bird meat or fish as the food of small snakes. Whether the young snake can take the initiative to prey is the key to the success or failure of artificial feeding of young snakes.

Because any kind of animal must have the instinct to take the initiative to eat in the feeding process, and artificially fed small snakes generally refuse to eat, and to maintain the survival rate of small snakes, we can only rely on forced artificial feeding.

The correlation is as follows:

It is very unrealistic to rely solely on artificial irrigation for a long time. On the one hand, it is easy to cause harm to young snakes, such as hurting the cavity of young Shekou or choking to death due to food pouring into trachea.

On the other hand, it also brings inconvenience to operation management. It is impossible to form a scale by raising young snakes, and the economic benefits are not satisfactory. Although the current books on snake breeding are all about breeding and irrigation;

Any kind of snake in nature can multiply to this day, and its tenacious vitality is completed by its own continuous active predation. Therefore, it is suggested that snake farms (households) should try not to over-feed, so as not to let young snakes develop this bad habit.