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Re: My first bullsnake - just shed too!
Bad reputations?
Theyre all bluff!!!
Best colubrids right there though! Ive got two of these guys, and a third soon enough. I couldnt recommend these guys highly enough, they are perfect, easy snakes.
Dont overfeed!
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Re: My first bullsnake - just shed too!
Congrats!
They are super easy to take care of; I have one also. Mine is a perfect eater, nice and neat; doesn't play with his food and has never (to this day) attempted to tag.
Still working on getting him used to handling though.
"Price has very little to do with QUALITY. Quality stands on its own merit and doesn't need a hefty price tag to prove its worth."
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Re: My first bullsnake - just shed too!
Originally Posted by mooingtricycle
Dont overfeed!
I was wondering about this - when i got her, she looked a little small for being a yearling, and i sort of thought the breeder under-fed her to keep her small and cute. Especially since i've read that they can get monster-sized when adults. Since i got her, she's shed 3 times (every 21 days!) - She eats in blue, she eats in her tub, she eats in a different box, she eats and eats and eats. No regurge problems.
i'm feeding her F/T hoppers (they're kinda big for hoppers though) and i usually give her two per feeding, and i'm trying to feed her every 5 days. Do you think this is appropriate for a snake her size? i know i didn't really give anything for you to compare her size to in the picture, but she's probably between a foot and a foot 1/2. I need to weigh her too. I'll try to do this tonight.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions,
Tony
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