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Posted by: THESNAKEDEN at Fri Dec 9 18:31:27 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by THESNAKEDEN ]  
   

Been keeping boas for the last 12 years and back in october i decided to get a young albinoBurm female and a male Tiger Retic. These were both May babies and where my first venture into Pythons. So far extremely pleased with both. I've noticed these guys are have extreme feeding responses and the retics metabolism is crazy!!..They want to eat and are looking every 5 days. They slam med rats and im thinking about going to a large or starting them with a small and then letting them hit the medium when they are done. Any opinions or comments on feeding these beasts?


   

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