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philodryas baroni feeding

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Posted by: telefrag at Tue Dec 28 11:20:47 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by telefrag ]  
   

I wanted to get feedback from others who keep Philodryas baroni.

Does anyone else experience fairly low feeding responses from male animals?
Not a total lack of, but certainly less than a female.

My females don't skip a meal, and eat multiple prey items, but I have never had a male be that eager of a feeder.
I can get them to eat smaller prey, but they only seem to actually take it about half the time.

Has anyone else experienced this?

   

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