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    Feeding Frequency/Changes

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    I just adopted a 7yr old male BP, and his foster said that she fed him every 2 weeks (but he would eat everyday if she offered). He is super active, he is seldom in his hides and spends most of his time exploring his cage and looking for a way out. To my ignorant self he seems to be a perfect weight, but his ridiculous activity has me wondering if he is hungry and looking for food. I've seen a lot of info about weekly feeding and I dont want him to get fat, but i also dont want him to spend 70% of the time between feedings hungry. I also handle him a lot but he doesn't mind it at all (though the increased exercise and heat from being around my neck would increase his metabolism (i would think)) Just looking for some feedback.

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    edit: ive never owned a reptile before
    Last edited by Psychoticmayhem; 05-14-2017 at 01:01 PM.

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