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Beautiful BP & you're off to a good start. There's a world of difference between a BP (of any variety) & a retic..."careful what you wish for".
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Re: First snake/Tiamat update
Originally Posted by Bogertophis
Beautiful BP & you're off to a good start. There's a world of difference between a BP (of any variety) & a retic..."careful what you wish for".
Ohh yes, retics are something I've studied previously just for fun! Big step up I know, but hey it sounds fun!
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Re: First snake/Tiamat update
Oh shes adorable!! I remember when I got my boy, Melvin, last February. He's already grown so much and is such a nice snake. Sometimes I even take him outside and take pictures of him, he likes looking around.
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Nov 25/ Second Feeding update
Update on Tiamat:
Today Tia was given her second mouse hopper since I began raising her. She ate this one much faster than her first (first one took an hour from first strike to confirmed feast, this one took about 45 minutes). However, she seems to still be hunting around even after eating. Is this a sign that she should go up in size for food? I weighed her in at 85 grams the other day.
On an unrelated note, am I unable to update the original post? I cannot for the life of me figure out how to update it
Last edited by OkamiFlautist; 11-25-2019 at 04:27 PM.
Reason: How to update comment
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Re: Nov 25/ Second Feeding update
Originally Posted by OkamiFlautist
Update on Tiamat:
Today Tia was given her second mouse hopper since I began raising her. She ate this one much faster than her first (first one took an hour from first strike to confirmed feast, this one took about 45 minutes). However, she seems to still be hunting around even after eating. Is this a sign that she should go up in size for food? I weighed her in at 85 grams the other day.
On an unrelated note, am I unable to update the original post? I cannot for the life of me figure out how to update it
There's a limited amount of time before the ability to edit a post expires. It's like 30 minutes maybe?
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Re: Nov 25/ Second Feeding update
Originally Posted by OkamiFlautist
Update on Tiamat:
Today Tia was given her second mouse hopper since I began raising her. She ate this one much faster than her first (first one took an hour from first strike to confirmed feast, this one took about 45 minutes). However, she seems to still be hunting around even after eating. Is this a sign that she should go up in size for food? I weighed her in at 85 grams the other day.
On an unrelated note, am I unable to update the original post? I cannot for the life of me figure out how to update it
Mouse hoppers are too small. They eat hoppers fresh out of the egg for 3-5 meals typically. The switch to small adult mouse or transfer to rats.
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First snake/Tiamat update
Originally Posted by Craiga 01453
Mouse hoppers are too small. They eat hoppers fresh out of the egg for 3-5 meals typically. The switch to small adult mouse or transfer to rats.
I’m not sure I’d feed an adult mouse ( around 30g+) to a 12 week old Royal weighing 85g tbh but I’ve very little experience with baby Royals
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Last edited by Zincubus; 11-25-2019 at 07:40 PM.
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Re: First snake/Tiamat update
Originally Posted by Zincubus
I’m not sure I’d feed an adult mouse ( around 30g+) to a 12 week old Royal weighing 85g tbh but I’ve very little experience with baby Royals
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Yowsers! I definitely wasn't thinking anywhere near 30 grams. Maybe they're defined a bit differently here in the States as opposed to the UK?
I was thinking small adult in the 12-18 gram range, aiming closer to 12 and working up.
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Re: First snake/Tiamat update
I’ve fed adolescent mice to hatchling royals, and it’s a good fit. Full grown breeding mice, might be a bit too large for a hatchling, but I would never feed any mouse smaller than a small adult/adolescent mouse. Pinkies and fuzzies are just too small. I tend to feed whatever diameter the juvenile ball python belly is, I feed a rodent of the same diameter belly, indeed that big or even little larger, since rodents are furry and appear thicker than they really are sometimes.
It still amazes me how large a prey pythons can kill and swallow whole.
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