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    If the breeder said hopper I'd listen and do that for the first few feedings. After it is feeding well and has settled in I would go up a size then.
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    With his weight I would try a small adult mouse. Btw your snek is so dang cute! Look at that snoot!
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    Re: Pudding progression thread

    Quote Originally Posted by Sunnieskys View Post
    With his weight I would try a small adult mouse. Btw your snek is so dang cute! Look at that snoot!
    Thanks! So should I go with small mouse? I definitely think that according to feeding chart, he should eat small mouse. Hoppers are offered for 3~5 meals and I am sure he ate more meals than that.


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    Yep go up. Where are you getting your feeders from?
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    Re: Pudding progression thread

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    Yep go up. Where are you getting your feeders from?
    I am getting feeders from the place I got my ball python from. They are the best rated shop in my town.
    Anyways, I know that it is best to not handle baby until the first feeding. Is it not recommended to just open the tub and check the temp with temp gun? or is that fine as long as I don't touch the snake

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    Re: Pudding progression thread

    You can take temps.

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    Re: Pudding progression thread

    I was wondering, if the hot spot was at 88~90 ish and the snake was laying on it, temp went up to like 94~95 at the bottom of the tub. he was laying on the substrate which has lower temp though. This makes sense that the place snake was laying on could get hotter but is this fine?

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    Re: Pudding progression thread

    Quote Originally Posted by Sunnieskys View Post
    You can take temps.

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    I have question about switching from live to f/t. So he was on live but I was planning to change to f/t. Should I try feeding f/t on the first feeding? or give live for couple feeding then switch to f/t? Just thought of it because he came to new environment and changing to f/t might not work out right away but just my thinking.

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    Re: Pudding progression thread

    Quote Originally Posted by gusanr14 View Post
    I was wondering, if the hot spot was at 88~90 ish and the snake was laying on it, temp went up to like 94~95 at the bottom of the tub. he was laying on the substrate which has lower temp though. This makes sense that the place snake was laying on could get hotter but is this fine?
    Take the temp at the glass not on top of the substrate. The glass should read 90. They will burrow so make sure that the glass measures 90. You do. It want a burned snake.
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    Re: Pudding progression thread

    Quote Originally Posted by Sunnieskys View Post
    Take the temp at the glass not on top of the substrate. The glass should read 90. They will burrow so make sure that the glass measures 90. You do. It want a burned snake.
    I use tub, and I am measuring under the substrate (paper towel) Since he is laying on there, I think it makes sense that where he is laying can get warmer then what I have set to, or maybe I am wrong.

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