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    Feeding suggestions for 28 gram lemonblast

    I produced the smallest ball python I have ever seen! Most of her clutch mates were between 45 and 60 grams. Any feeding suggestions for her after her first shed?
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    Feeding suggestions for 28 gram lemonblast

    My pin was 28 grams and only a few days old when I got her. I offered her a mouse fuzzy as her first meal, and it left a sizable bump.



    Her next to a newborn rat pink


    Killing her first meal


    Now, at around 300g



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    small hopper mice or large fuzzy's should work I don't think feeding pinkies to ball pythons is at all worthwhile. I've hatched a few that were right around the 20g size give or take a few grams, once from a twin egg and several times from 'boob' eggs. There's nothing wrong with them, they just start out smaller. They usually catch up to their littermates pretty quickly once they start feeding well.

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    Re: Feeding suggestions for 28 gram lemonblast

    Thanks for the replies. I was fortunate enough to always have 40g or larger babies since I've been breeding. Had me worried for a bit.
    Everyone goes through the workweek wishing the days go by, but wishing the years didn't. Strange huh?

    Now number 2, practiced the snake style. He was known as the snake spirit. He had the speed of a snake.....

    The Family:
    Ball pythons:
    0.1 08 Normal
    1.1 12 pinstripe
    1.0 09 lemonblast
    1.0 10 piebald het clown
    0.1 08 pastel
    0.1 08 double het ghost clown
    0.1 12 mojave
    1.0 10 pewterbee
    1.0 10 albino het pied
    0.1 11 spider

    ...and 1.0 American Pit Bull Terrier named "Jacare"

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