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    ASF size compared to a mouse...

    How big are ASFs as adults compared to an adult mouse?

    Im going to start a colony of one or the other soon, and since I will be getting a RTB soon I know that mice wont be sufficient after a while for the RTB unless I want to feed multiples.

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    Re: ASF size compared to a mouse...

    Some people have ASFs that are larger than mice by quite a bit.
    NEVERMIND. My info is retarded.

    That's just from my experience.

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    Re: ASF size compared to a mouse...

    My adult male is 90 grams. My females are both 76-80 last I weighed... if that gives any comparison.

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    Re: ASF size compared to a mouse...

    Quote Originally Posted by littleindiangirl View Post
    My adult male is 90 grams. My females are both 76-80 last I weighed... if that gives any comparison.
    CONNIE those are huge!
    Do I just have super small ASFs or something?

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    Re: ASF size compared to a mouse...

    Most of my ASF's average around 80-110 grams, but I do have a couple males that are almost 150 grams.
    By comparison the largest mouse I ever produced (that wasn't pregnant) was around 34 grams.
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    Re: ASF size compared to a mouse...

    Quote Originally Posted by blackcrystal22 View Post
    CONNIE those are huge!
    Do I just have super small ASFs or something?
    I think you may have some really inbred ASF's... LOL, kidding! I'm not really sure why yours are so small... I would try and outbreed them to see what size you start to get.

    I have a lot of boys growing up to size, so I'll see what their average weight is as they grow up.

    Also take a look at their nutrition, what your feeding them quality wise.

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    Re: ASF size compared to a mouse...

    Quote Originally Posted by littleindiangirl View Post
    I think you may have some really inbred ASF's... LOL, kidding! I'm not really sure why yours are so small... I would try and outbreed them to see what size you start to get.

    I have a lot of boys growing up to size, so I'll see what their average weight is as they grow up.
    Hmm maybe. I did get them from a petstore.
    My gram scale was broken at the time too. (which is why I'm getting a new one shortly) so we'll see how big they are when that comes. :]

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    Re: ASF size compared to a mouse...

    Quote Originally Posted by the_Ryno View Post
    How big are ASFs as adults compared to an adult mouse?

    Im going to start a colony of one or the other soon, and since I will be getting a RTB soon I know that mice wont be sufficient after a while for the RTB unless I want to feed multiples.
    if your getting a red tail boa you may want to consider getting rats,it won't take long for ASFR's to be just a snack.just a thought,have fun !
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    Re: ASF size compared to a mouse...

    I think I really am just doing something wrong with the weight.
    Ugh.

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    Re: ASF size compared to a mouse...

    How long does it take for an ASF to get up to that 100gram weight class??

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