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  • 06-09-2012, 02:59 PM
    Daybreaker
    She looks like a Nic to me too.

    As for feeding here is my schedule with my boas, some may consider it too much but I hear of many others who feed very similar:

    Babies - subadults (ie feeding feeders up to small rats): every 7 days
    Subadults when they get on medium rats: every 10 days
    and when mine become adults I plan on cutting it back to feeding every 2-3 weeks to avoid obesity.

    Please view my website to see pics of my boas, none are overweight IMO and all are growing up slowly with the occasional growth spurt. I don't have any Nics but I do have a Hog Island "dwarf" boa and three Colombian morphs. My females are growing slower than my male is.
  • 06-09-2012, 03:05 PM
    jben
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Brewster320 View Post
    Ok, thank you for the advice. I wasn't aware of how they process food compared to pythons.

    No problem. We all learn something new every day:D

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