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RE: new rosy boa

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Posted by: Whereisalice at Mon Jun 26 09:06:58 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Whereisalice ]  
   

Thank you for the info. Knowing where he came from, he probably didn't get a regular diet, so you are probably right about that. I really have no history on him, so have no idea how old he is.
What would be a good schedule for him? Is once a week enough, or should I go with more often?
This one takes f/t with no problem, but I also have a juvenile rosy that will only take live so far. Are they easier to switch as they get older? We've tried scenting and braining, still with no luck. Any thoughts?


   

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