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    Unhappy Underweight ball python???

    Hi my name is chris and i ve got a 1 and a half year old male ball python....these past months he sometime didnt eat....as i weight him the day before the scale showed his 630gr.. is that normal for a male 1.5 year old...if not what should i do to gain some weight to him...cause lately his been real picky about eating

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    Post a picture of what his body looks like. Can you describe his enclousure

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    Re: Underweight ball python???

    Pay attention to proportion rather than weight

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    Re: Underweight ball python???

    My 1.5 yrs old male weighs 1254 grams.

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    how do you weigh snake that big? I want to weigh my 6 year old but she is to small for my standard scale and to big for my pocket scale.

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    In an adult its more about the look rather than the weight.
    Males tend to be lighter than females though I have had some heavy ones too.

    A $20 kitchen scale from Walmart does up to 5000 grams.

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    Smile Re: Underweight ball python???


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    Re: Underweight ball python???

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    He is perfectly fine
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