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ShedYourFears
at Sun Dec 2 18:00:27 2007 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by ShedYourFears ]
i understand what you mean. in the wild, there is no guarenteed feeding day or time...so i guess a lot of it has to do with the amount of exercise and space the snake has to cover...
i know a lot of breeders keep their animals in small cages to conserve space...my snakes have 4 x 2 x 2 cages...so they have fairly large space to move around in...not to mention i handle them at least every other day for at least 30 min...(except for after they eat...i give them 2 days with no handling after feeding.)
anyways, i will take what i have learned from this post...and apply it in the future.
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1.1.0 Hogg Island Boa
0.1.0 Albino Columbian Boa
1.0.0 Carpet Python
0.0.1 Red Albino Cornsnake
1.0.0 Pastel Ball Python
0.1.0 Cinnamon Ball Python
0.0.1 Aberrant California Kingsnake
1.0.0 Greek Tortoise
1.0.0 Normal Leopard Gecko
1.0.0 Hypo Leopard Gecko
1.0.0 Leopard Toad
2.2.0 Dogs
1.2.0 Cats
1.0.0 Rabbit
1.1.0 Hissing Cockroaches
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RE: Hog Island Female ready to breed? - ShedYourFears, Sun Dec 2 18:00:27 2007