Such a hard choice Bel vs bel

[Solarsoldier001]

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[Solarsoldier001]

I like the one on the left but I'm assuming he or she used to be a problem feeder huh? I would just keep them both.

She was the one we had to asst feed several times. But as soon as she understood that a rat goes in bin and a rat is food. She started to eat very well for me. So far she's eaten five times on her own.


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[Stewart_Reptiles]

I would keep both but if you really must let one go, hold back the cleanest one.

[MarkS]

I'd keep them both too. They're worth more as future breeders than what you'd probably get for them.

[Zincubus]

Both of these girls were produced by my babies. And it's such a hard choice to choose one to sell and one to keep.

The bigger one has always been a great eater from the beginning. The littler one has had to be asst fed a bunch of times. But now had eaten like a monster too








They are both beautiful to me. How would you guys chose?


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BELs do nothing for me at all so I'd sell BOTH and buy a Pied & Lesser & Pastave

[RoyalRegius]

It's true that you might get more for them once they're adults, but when you factor in the cost of food for two years, substrate, etc, it's probably not a big difference. And the whole one in the hand, two in the bush thing.

Personally I'd keep them both.

[PitOnTheProwl]

When you breed your own rats the cost of feeding snakes doesnt matter as much because the cost is so little.

[RoyalRegius]

When you breed your own rats the cost of feeding snakes doesnt matter as much because the cost is so little.

True. I did not know if OP was breeding his own feeders or not. Just wanted to throw that out there an another angle to look at.

[CD CONSTRICTORS]

$100/year per snake on feeding a $2 rat a week if you don't breed your own rats.....

Keep both

[Billy305]

Maybe you should keep them both