This has to be the smallest 2006 female around

if shes to small for you just pass her my way lmao

That stinks dude. I'm sure she cost a pretty penny in '06 too! I have a fairly slow growing cinny, but i'm lucky with the others.

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Originally Posted by missi182

That would drive me crazy too, my Nov 2008 males is bigger than her. BUT - she is gorgeous;)

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assuming you meant 2007 lol.

she is beautiful ! picky eater "?!

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Originally Posted by waltah!

I'm sure she cost a pretty penny in '06 too!

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A LOT more than what they go for now. :mad:

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Originally Posted by patb201985

picky eater "?!

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A mouser but a she'll take a few at a time.

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Originally Posted by sg1trogdor

assuming you meant 2007 lol.

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Gah sorry lol yes 2007

Haha "Yeah I went forward in time, bought an awesome bp, fed it a rabbit and came back :D"

WOW!!!! She is small! She's gorgeous though!

If you want to see her gain some size you've got to get her to start feeding on small rats. For some reason a BP that is feeding on rat pups for example is very noticebly larger in gerth than a mouse eater. I promise you she will grow then, she does look good though. Keep us posted.

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Originally Posted by SnakeDoc

If you want to see her gain some size you've got to get her to start feeding on small rats. For some reason a BP that is feeding on rat pups for example is very noticebly larger in gerth than a mouse eater. I promise you she will grow then, she does look good though. Keep us posted.

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That's not always true - volume for volume, there really isn't a difference. The bulk of my females I raised as mousers. They averaged 100 grams a month in weight gain their first year.

I now only feed rats, but that's because I'm breeding rats and not mice. Not because I felt one was better than the other.

Steve, have you ever taken in a fecal sample on her to test for internal parasites?