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  • 08-09-2016, 01:51 PM
    Paleosinensis
    I cull rat pinks for deformities and runts from
    the beginning and again a week or two later again for size or early temperament indicators. I suppose I can always compost the pinks and continue looking for something that can handle pups and weaned rats. I compost other meat from time to time. It's tough because my two can handle the older culls, it's just those early age culls. :/ It's like trying to find a pet who needs to eat fatty hot dogs and ice cream.
  • 08-09-2016, 02:19 PM
    bcr229
    Savus happily take multiple feeders, to the point they will eat themselves obese if you let them. Also as pythons they do have a faster metabolism than boas, I give mine a meal weekly where my boas eat monthly.

    The only downside is that Savus take 4-5 years to grow up, and adults are rarely available for sale.

    My female MBK would also down as many rat pups and weanlings as I'd care to give her, she's a garbage disposal.
  • 08-09-2016, 04:53 PM
    GoingPostal
    Nobody around that might buy them? Seems like you could find a market for them, either another herper or a raw feeder with cats or ferrets.
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