Unexplained stress??

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Originally Posted by Traceur

The image didn't load, so I couldn't see the chart. Do you mind posting the image again please?

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Update: He stands at 119 grams

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https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0?ui=...d=ii_jmze1aj60

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Originally Posted by Bogertophis

https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0?ui=...d=ii_jmze1aj60

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I'm still not seeing anything

Do you think you could possibly link one of the threads that has the chart?

That's weird...??? How can I be seeing it & not you? You'll have to look thru threads on feeding, it's been posted on this forum many times...

If he's 119 grams you're looking for a rodent that's about 12-18 grams, so a small adult/weaned mouse (one size up from a hopper) or a rat fuzzy. Just take his weight and multiply it by .1 and .15 to find the range. A simple Google search of "ball python rat feeding chart" brings up the chart you're looking for. You can also go by the weights listed on rodent sites such as Perfect Prey.

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Originally Posted by Bogertophis

That's weird...??? How can I be seeing it & not you? You'll have to look thru threads on feeding, it's been posted on this forum many times...

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It keeps coming up as a blue box with a question mark XD
Is it the feeding chart that is labeled "Ball Python Feeding Guidlines" by Eric Brunick? I'm just checking to make sure.

Edit: Nevermind, I got it:D

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Originally Posted by WhompingWillow

If he's 119 grams you're looking for a rodent that's about 12-18 grams, so a small adult/weaned mouse (one size up from a hopper) or a rat fuzzy. Just take his weight and multiply it by .1 and .15 to find the range. A simple Google search of "ball python rat feeding chart" brings up the chart you're looking for. You can also go by the weights listed on rodent sites such as Perfect Prey.

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Awesome, thank you!:D