Niall, My SIGB

Hey all,

Now that my SIGB has been proven healthy and is growing up I decided its time to give her a name, Niall.

She doesn't look very hungry
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...9/SANY0033.jpg
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Guess I was wrong
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...9/SANY0035.jpg

Done :)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...9/SANY0037.jpg
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Damn, that's a mighty big frog for her - or so you'd think :rolleye2: And here I've been feeding mine little hoppers and fuzzies. I may graduate him to a small mouse once a week now, instead of a hopper every 5 days, 'cause if yours ate that frog, mine should have no prob with a larger Mickey.

Cool pics!

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Originally Posted by freelancer

Damn, that's a mighty big frog for her - or so you'd think :rolleye2: And here I've been feeding mine little hoppers and fuzzies. I may graduate him to a small mouse once a week now, instead of a hopper every 5 days, 'cause if yours ate that frog, mine should have no prob with a larger Mickey.

Cool pics!

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The reason she can handle a frog that size is because frogs are ALOT more compressible than mice. You can see how compressed it is in her belly right after she ate it.

Be careful.

Well, it's been recommended to me because only a few days after having a hopper, he's obviously hungry again. In fact, he had one early this week, and now he's searching for more (see thread coming up in a couple of minutes). I'll have to see what a "small mouse" really looks like, as the hopper is already just about a good match for his girth.

I don't mind visiting the pet shop every five days, though, if that's what it takes.