Ophelia's First Rat

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Originally Posted by jglass38

Oh jeez...Brad is pre-law? I knew there was something shady about him! :)

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Nawww...this is a good thing! We will know there's a lawyer out there on every reptile's side!

Congrats on getting Ophelia on rats, Mel!

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Originally Posted by jglass38

Oh jeez...Brad is pre-law? I knew there was something shady about him! :)

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i'm not sure if it is concrete, but i know he's applying for it.


noah's is in chesterfield near 288 and midlothian 379-8335.


vaughn

Like I said...I'm posting up some pictures of her feeding. Here you go.


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congrats on getting her on rats, looks like she likes them lol! :partyon:

Pre-law = shelling out lots of cash for LSAT tests and expensive kaplan prep courses. But its something I've wanted to do since high school when I worked for a guy who practiced environmental law. Its good stuff.

Thread hijacked. CongRATS! (that'll never get old)

And oh yeah....tomorrow is my last day at the pet shop...kinda bittersweet. Its a fun job but doesn't exactly pay well. I'm pretty sure you can get a better starting salary at McDonalds. With a SUV payment, students loans, and law school on the horizon (and something special cooking in the incubator somewhere up in MD ;) )...I needed to find a job that paid me fairly. Luckily my dad's firm needed someone to do some data entry, so that works out well.

Hey not to get too on-topic here but was that a live or F/T rat. Also how old is your female. My male is taking 2 mice a week no problem and I'm wondering how he'd fair taking live rats. I've tried F/T juvy before with no luck but I believe he is big enough now to take a small adult.

Both of my kids eat live. Odysseus eats an adult mouse every 4-5 days and Ophelia is not eating a live, mid-sized rat each Friday. Ophelia is two-years-old and approximately 45' and 1100+ grams. (I haven't weighed her in a while).

The rule of thumb is simply this: Feed your snakes a properly sized prey item that is equal to or slightly less than the thickest part of their girth. That's what you should use to gage what size your prey items need to be.