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  • 07-17-2010, 09:19 PM
    Animals As Leaders
    Re: What to do with "rotund" bp?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by shootingstar26 View Post
    aha! Thanks for the input guys. I'm not sure what gender it is, but I've had it for about a year...and since it was about 6 months when they gave it to me (that's the standard age that they can be given away, right?) I guess it's about one and a half years old, and since I don't have a proper scale, it's approximate weight is 680g (converting 1.5 lbs to grams).

    Some are given away before they eat their first meal, so thats completely fine. Although, I have never seen an overweight ball. I thought that was more RTB thing if anything?

    I really wouldn't worry if your snake is overweight especially at that age. I currently have a 4000gram female and I don't think she's overweight, big yes. Some grow faster then others too so don't go off of what other peoples look like. Sounds like yours has a good appetite so I'm sure they will be up to breeding weight in no time. Once its an adult one small rat a week, and no worries of your snake being overweight.
  • 07-17-2010, 09:27 PM
    bad-one
    Re: What to do with "rotund" bp?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by shootingstar26 View Post
    aha! Thanks for the input guys. I'm not sure what gender it is, but I've had it for about a year...and since it was about 6 months when they gave it to me (that's the standard age that they can be given away, right?) I guess it's about one and a half years old, and since I don't have a proper scale, it's approximate weight is 680g (converting 1.5 lbs to grams).

    Well, the standard for selling a hatchling is at least 3 meals, which puts the age usually just over a month or so.
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