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Feeding Question
With the past few feedings my snake has been striking very fast. The mouse is usually with him for under a minute before he strikes. I was wondering if this means hes been really hungry and I should feed him more? Im not sure if you can really "overfeed" a snake....Ive been feeding him on a weekly basis but just fed him today, two days early of his normal feeding schedule, and he seemed to have no problems eating ahead of schedule.
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Re: Feeding Question
hey nikki. first off, i havent seen you here yet so welcome!
second, nope it means hes a healthy guy! mine strikes in under a minute too and i feed him every friday. it honestly might have to do something with his hunger, but its hard to tell....what size mouse are you feeding him?
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Re: Feeding Question
Im feeding him what I assume is just a normal feeder, hes about 20' long
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Re: Feeding Question
from what i have learned here you can "overfeed" a snake... it's not bad, just the snake will start to not eat, or even show intrest in food, for a while so it can catch up.
i assume you mean 20" (inches) not feet haha. my guy is about the same size and he eats adult mice (20 grams or so) once a week.
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Re: Feeding Question
 Originally Posted by Kagez28
from what i have learned here you can "overfeed" a snake... it's not bad, just the snake will start to not eat, or even show intrest in food, for a while so it can catch up.
i assume you mean 20" (inches) not feet haha. my guy is about the same size and he eats adult mice (20 grams or so) once a week.
Yeah I mean inches, if he was 20 feet long he'd probably be eating me and not a lil mouse :p
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