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Re: Good size bp?
He looks a little bit thin, but nothing that a couple good sized meals won't fix 
How often are you feeding him? i would start feeding him once a week.
Your tank looks fine.
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Re: Good size bp?
He looks fine just keep feeding once a week and your fine
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Re: Good size bp?
If its a male I dont think he's thin. Males tend to be thinner anyway. I have some that have been "thin" for a year now. Others that are plump like a female. If you have had him 6 weks and he has eaten 4 times thats not bad. He would gain weight fast if you could get him eating once a week like Tiff said. The tank looks fine as far as clutter goes. Just try to get him eating more during the summer months so if he goes off feed during the winter it wont affect him negatively.
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Re: Good size bp?
I feed him every sat I jus switched him from live to ft Is it too soon to switch him from mice to rats?
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Re: Good size bp?
If he is eating than you have enough clutter! I would switch him to rats as they come in bigger sizes for the future! I would start him on a rat pup every 5 days if you want to put on weight faster!
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Re: Good size bp?
im saying i just switched him over to f/t is it to early to change the way he eats again so soon... to rats that i
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Re: Good size bp?
If he is eating that well he will probably like rats better. Most BPs do. Sometimes you get a strict mouser but from the sounds of that guy Id offer him a weanling. They are slightly bigger than a fancy mouse.
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Re: Good size bp?
 Originally Posted by Bpboy890
im saying i just switched him over to f/t is it to early to change the way he eats again so soon... to rats that i
If he switched to f/t easily, then switching to rats should not be a problem. I would keep some mice on hand just in case he does have a hard time switching, but he probably won't.
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