Re: Switching from live to frozen
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Originally Posted by
Reinz
Welcome to the forum CV.
I converted my 13 year old BP that had only had live. And a 4 yr old + Boa as well.
The two main things for me that contributed to our success were:
1) Skip a complete feeding cycle to insure hunger.
2) Heat the rat's head and neck to around 95 degrees + or - on both sides and back.
The rest of the body can be 10 degrees less, but the head is for the heat signature for the snake.
Stay in the fight, you can do it!:)
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Would it be okay if I tried skipping a meal to ensure hunger for my 75 gram ball python is he too small to skip a meal?
Re: Switching from live to frozen
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Originally Posted by
alejandrosantana0420
Would it be okay if I tried skipping a meal to ensure hunger for my 75 gram ball python is he too small to skip a meal?
If you did, I would only skip a few extra days OR up to a week but only once. IMHO, I would skip next feed, then feed on schedule the following feed. If he refuses, feed live, then skip feed, and repeat. However, he is small so it really depends. At this age, I would keep an eye on his weight and go by that. If you think he is losing too much, start regular live feeding again.
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Re: Switching from live to frozen
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Originally Posted by
SCWood
If you did, I would only skip a few extra days OR up to a week but only once. IMHO, I would skip next feed, then feed on schedule the following feed. If he refuses, feed live, then skip feed, and repeat. However, he is small so it really depends. At this age, I would keep an eye on his weight and go by that. If you think he is losing too much, start regular live feeding again.
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Ok thank you very much
