I am not good with math....lol

[hypnotixdmp]

I am trying to figure out what 20% of 2700 grams would be, if anyone can tell me what it is, and maybe the best method to use to get the right number, it would be GREATLY appreciated!!!

[Daybreaker]

540

2700 x .2 (20%) = 540

[hypnotixdmp]

TY!!! I didnt know you could do it like that lol, I am much better at lots of other things, math is just not one of them!!! lol

[S.I.R.]

I try to break it down by a basic 10%. 270 is 10% of 2700 and then just add 270 to 270 = 540. Kinda weird I know, but I do a lot of math in my head and I always try to break it down as simple as possible.

[Daybreaker]

TY!!! I didnt know you could do it like that lol, I am much better at lots of other things, math is just not one of them!!! lol

Not a prob

[Mike41793]

I try to break it down by a basic 10%. 270 is 10% of 2700 and then just add 270 to 270 = 540. Kinda weird I know, but I do a lot of math in my head and I always try to break it down as simple as possible.

I do the same thing. Move over the decimal point and then add.

If youre doing this to figure out what size rat to feed, dont go by that rule.

[hypnotixdmp]

What should I use to judge it then? She's a big girl, so I'm sure she can take down pretty much anything. I just weighed her empty at exactly 2700g. Trying to fatten her up a little so she can make me some babies!!


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[BHReptiles]

2700g is plenty big to lay eggs! The 10%-15% rule is really for babies. I'd just feed her a medium rat (or large if she's really thick around).

[hypnotixdmp]

Yeah I think a large rat is good, she's not too long, so a lot of her weight is girth!!


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[snakesRkewl]

I feed no bigger than medium sized rats to even 4000 gram females.
Larges are boa food...