How big is too big for males???

Let him eat. My guys pig out in the fall before they go off food in the winter. I have a 1600 gram black pastel that locks like a champ.

He might just not like the new girls. Ball pythons hate change, and my established pairs always lock first. Sometimes it takes them a few months to get used to a new mate.

And sometimes they just don't like a particular girl, or vice versa. Have some back-up males lined up, in case he's still not locking with her in the spring.

In my experience pieds tend to be lazy animals in general. When handling, eating, breeding, pieds have always seemed... well lazy I guess is the best I could describe.

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Originally Posted by MaxT815

In my experience pieds tend to be lazy animals in general. When handling, eating, breeding, pieds have always seemed... well lazy I guess is the best I could describe.

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How many pieds have you handled/bred/observed?

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Originally Posted by Mike41793

You sure he's a he? ;)

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Originally Posted by MaxT815

In my experience pieds tend to be lazy animals in general. When handling, eating, breeding, pieds have always seemed... well lazy I guess is the best I could describe.

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Anything to back that bold statement up with...?

Feed those males, big males kick BUTT.
Not fat, just big :gj:

http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h1...e/P1030172.jpg

Dude is in a 41qt tub:O:O:O

Is there such a thing as too big for males??? Lol...:D

I have a 2100 gram male.

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Originally Posted by DrDooLittle

Is there such a thing as too big for males??? Lol...:D
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Leave it to doolittle to make the thread dirty. :rolleyes:

jk lol :D

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Originally Posted by Mike41793

Leave it to doolittle to make the thread dirty. :rolleyes:

jk lol :D

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I just couldn't help myself with a title like that...

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