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    Upping Prey Size

    Well after feeding Furio fuzzies for the last month or so because he was about 55grams when I got him... well he's up to 65-70 now and I decided it's time to give him bigger prey so I switched to hoppers tonight and he pounded it down. Had a little trouble finding the head but after about 20 minutes he got it and another 5 later he had it all swallowed and a good fat little belly to go sleep for a few days on! I'm pumped!

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    Re: Upping Prey Size

    Congrats! It's always rewarding to see our snakes content and off to digest with a belly full of rodent.
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    Re: Upping Prey Size

    How do you know exactly when to up the size of the meal? I've noticed it's sort of based on weight but what weight for what size?
    "Love Your Snake Like You'd Love The Mice You Are Feeding It, Wait Never mind, Just Love Your Snake"

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