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RE: Food size

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Posted by: kyleherp at Sun Jan 17 19:37:19 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by kyleherp ]  
   

I use the same rule with my ATB as i do with any other of my snakes. The thickest part of the snake is how thick the food item should be after thawing. I know the ATBs have a thin neck but they are totally fine for the most part. I have never had any problems with too large or too small of a food item.
Hope this helps you.

Thanks
Kyle
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