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RE: proper feeding schedule??

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Posted by: dnreptiles at Wed Nov 15 12:06:14 2006   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by dnreptiles ]  
   

I personally like to feed slightly smalled meals more often. Feeding prey that leaves a slight but noticable buldge freaks me out. it also takes them longer to digest. something 100-250grams i feed rat pinks. then 250 move up a size of the rodent. if youre feeding every 5-7 days your babies and or adult will not starve. ive also had better luck feeding smaller. Bigger prey items IMO have caused my snakes to get fat and laz, again thats IMO. to much fat in a female i have heard it BAD! Is this correct? anyone?
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