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dragon2285
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Location: N.Virginia
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i'm sure some have went to a petstore through the reptile section and say a vibrating dish. jus wanted to know if anyone actually got it and toss a mouse on it and i guess turn it on and their bp actually went for it lol.
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RonCrawford
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Joined: 04 May 2006
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Location: Pottsville, PA (USA)
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Someone correct me if I'm wrong but I think those dishes are for beardies, geckos, etc., not for snakes. I may be wrong but I haven't heard of anyone using them for that purpose.
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dragon2285
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haha yeah, just wondering if anyone actually tried using it for snakes. should have made it more clear. 
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ryancbj22
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Location: Columbus Ohio
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I've never heard of that either. They don't vibrate hard enough to make a mouse or rat move there feeding dishes for various lizard type species.
Nice thinking behind it though. 
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dragon2285
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Location: N.Virginia
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lol
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