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  • 11-30-2017, 02:26 PM
    rowanthefrog
    Re: Ball stopped eating....how long is too long?
    Yes, they are frozen! When he was eating 1-3 it was the fuzzy mice, we recently went up to small rat so that would probably explain why he is eating less. He typically comes out of his hide and puts his head on top of the hide when he is hungry so we usually have followed his cues, but the last few times he would ignore it and go back. I don't think he is overweight but I will take a pic and post and you can tell me.

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  • 11-30-2017, 04:30 PM
    Stewart_Reptiles
    Re: Ball stopped eating....how long is too long?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by rowanthefrog View Post
    Yes, they are frozen! When he was eating 1-3 it was the fuzzy mice, we recently went up to small rat so that would probably explain why he is eating less. He typically comes out of his hide and puts his head on top of the hide when he is hungry so we usually have followed his cues, but the last few times he would ignore it and go back. I don't think he is overweight but I will take a pic and post and you can tell me.

    A

    I don't see how a snake goes from fuzzy mice to small rats or how a 2.5 years old snake just recently was switch to small rats from fuzzy mice???? :confusd:

    Either the animal is very small for it's age or the age is wrong and you are not using the proper feeder terminology which does not help as to what to recommend for your snake.

    Weigh your snake and weigh your feeders because everything is very confusing from your description.

    Fuzzy mice are never fed to BP even out of the egg they take something bigger and small rats are 55 to 65 grams.
  • 11-30-2017, 04:34 PM
    dylan815
    Stuffed like a turkey :/

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    Stuffed like a turkey :/
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