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RE: while we're on the subject of diet...

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Posted by: Jaykis at Sun Apr 25 09:42:34 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Jaykis ]  
   

I know fat snakes are not healthy snakes, but is that more of a result of the type of prey item, or the volume? Sedentary snakes don't eat a lot. I don't think BHPs are that sedentary, unlike overweight Blood pythons or Burms. Some snakes never seem to get fat, tho. At least as adults.

   

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