Such a hard choice Bel vs bel

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Originally Posted by JiBster816

I like the one on the left but I'm assuming he or she used to be a problem feeder huh? I would just keep them both.

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She was the one we had to asst feed several times. But as soon as she understood that a rat goes in bin and a rat is food. She started to eat very well for me. So far she's eaten five times on her own.


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I would keep both but if you really must let one go, hold back the cleanest one.

I'd keep them both too. They're worth more as future breeders than what you'd probably get for them.

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Originally Posted by Solarsoldier001

Both of these girls were produced by my babies. And it's such a hard choice to choose one to sell and one to keep.

The bigger one has always been a great eater from the beginning. The littler one has had to be asst fed a bunch of times. But now had eaten like a monster too


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They are both beautiful to me. How would you guys chose?


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BELs do nothing for me at all so I'd sell BOTH and buy a Pied & Lesser & Pastave :)

It's true that you might get more for them once they're adults, but when you factor in the cost of food for two years, substrate, etc, it's probably not a big difference. And the whole one in the hand, two in the bush thing.

Personally I'd keep them both. :)

When you breed your own rats the cost of feeding snakes doesnt matter as much because the cost is so little.

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Originally Posted by PitOnTheProwl

When you breed your own rats the cost of feeding snakes doesnt matter as much because the cost is so little.

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True. I did not know if OP was breeding his own feeders or not. Just wanted to throw that out there an another angle to look at.

$100/year per snake on feeding a $2 rat a week if you don't breed your own rats.....

Keep both ;)

Maybe you should keep them both