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RE: Snappy Snake

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Posted by: xscorpio at Wed Sep 30 17:04:27 2009  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by xscorpio ]  
   

18 months old and you're feeding it one mouse?

Yeah, its probably still hungry. My female Dumeril's is about a year old and can very easily take a weaned to small rat. Rats have a lot more nutritional value than mice do, and are going to be more satisfying to your snake.

I wouldn't be surprised if it took 3 adult mice to take it out of feeding mode.

   

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