...theyre proven, locked up two weeks ago, female may be gravid.



I know theyre extremely aggressive, and the owner of these says that theyre terrible, but they can be handled if you can get them out of the cage.



Both are about 6 ft long, which makes them definitely adults, probably about 2-3 years old, or so im told.



Thats all the owner knows, he got them as a trade and needs to unload them before the weather gets cold.



Anything i should know? Ive been researching GTPs because that was what i really wanted, but these cooks came up and are free with their setup, so thats what i get, at least for now.



The only thing im worried about is feeding them. I'm used to snakes with big girths that take huge prey items (i have a blood python), and i'm just afraid i'll overestimate and try to feed these guys too large. What do they usually eat? Small rats? Mice?



Just a little worried about doing this right!

Thanks in advance,

Jamie
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Jamie A. Stine and the Gang:



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0.1 Borneo Short Tailed Python (Ezmerelda)

0.1 Red Tailed Boa (Buffy)

1.0 Short Tailed O'possum (Jethro)

1.0 Greyhound (Hank)



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