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Frozen ASF's

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  • 11-13-2009, 05:35 PM
    FIREball
    Re: Frozen ASF's
    ASFs take a lot longer to mature to a small or medium size rat but you never have to worry about them outgrowing your ball python. So if you over produce your asfs they can sit for months and you can still feed them unlike regular rats.
  • 11-13-2009, 07:14 PM
    mechnut450
    Re: Frozen ASF's
    plus sofar the habits of he parent killnig the litters off has been a lot lower with the asf than rats. I also know i can let the bedding sit 2+ weeks with out changing for asf and I done the rats 4 times in a week. I need ot develope a crazy large asf colony with the 23 snakeI got cause they go nuts and eat them faster than I can produce them. sadly the rats are not producing either.. I hopnig with the northeastern we got my het pieds get grooving so I cna have eggs lol..
  • 11-14-2009, 05:37 PM
    wax32
    Re: Frozen ASF's
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Danounet View Post
    Actualy I think they are cute little buggers, none of the ones I have bite, Well havent bite me yet...

    These ones I picked up today are really cool. I have one albino male and the other two (one female and one male) are "normals". I think they are for sure cuter than mice or regular rats and I have heard they are way less stinkier. I also have heard that they can be mean. I hope I don't find out! :D
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