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    Few BP questions

    1. I know I can keep an adult male in a 30qt tub, but what about an adult female?

    2. Which gender has fewer eating problems?(if there is even a difference)

    3.how long does it take for a hatchling bp to move onto rats? (6 months, 1 year, 2 years ect.)

    all questions do not have to be answered in one post. Any info is appreciated.
    this forum has been awesome and I never hesitate to ask any questions! Thanks everyone!😎

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    1. Most people keep the females in 42qt tubs.

    2. I don't think either gender really has more problems. It all depends on the individual snake.

    3. Hatchling BPs can be started on rats right out of the egg.

    Hope that helps

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    • Males 30 quarts - Large females 41 quarts
    • Food refusal is not gender specific this is what they do at one point or another.
    • Anytime as early as 2 week after being out of the eggs (which is when breeders start offering food)
    Deborah Stewart


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    Re: Few BP questions

    Do you guys mean adult rats as hatchlings? Or did you mean rat pups.

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    Re: Few BP questions

    Rat crawlers, pups are too big and obviously so are adult rats.
    Deborah Stewart


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    Re: Few BP questions

    Quote Originally Posted by Deborah View Post
    Rat crawlers, pups are too big and obviously so are adult rats.
    This. My breeder calls them rat fuzzies.

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