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    For SIGB owners

    So the frogs at the pond I go to stopped calling lately and are beginning to dissapear. Breeding season might be over for them. So, I decided to try something new to feed my Solomon Ground Boa. I caught a minnow with a little fishnet I have. Took about 5 sec's to catch vs. spending 15-20 mins hunting down tiny fast moving frogs. Brought the minnow home, and my girl took it right off the bat.


    I'm really excited about this because now I have an easy alternative food source. I think I'm still going to order some frogs from florida (thanks to Lucas) though because I think they might be better nutritionally.

    If anyone knows which are better nutritionally, frogs or minnows, please feel free to chime in.

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    Re: For SIGB owners

    Hi,

    Does that mean theres a chance you could get him onto the fish based diet described by aSnakeLovinBabe here?

    It would certainly be something I would try on the grounds of cost, availability year round etc.


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    Re: For SIGB owners

    Wow, I had no idea about that thread. Im going have to to read it over.

    Thanks for the reply dr del.
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    Re: For SIGB owners

    i was thinking i might try some kind of fish for mine stubborn eater. after this post, im trying it tonight!

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    Re: For SIGB owners

    Quote Originally Posted by Lucas339 View Post
    i was thinking i might try some kind of fish for mine stubborn eater. after this post, im trying it tonight!
    Rad this post before you feed: http://ball-pythons.net/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=85


    The ones I catch look just like these: http://www.fishforever.co.uk/images/guppy.jpg
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    Re: For SIGB owners

    well it didn't take them anyway.

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