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    Re: New ball python owner!

    We will be next week when we go to the pet store for dog food and such. .. we have 2 very curious dogs

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    Re: New ball python owner!

    Good good. I'd still unplug the heat mat for now. Those things can get really hot if left unmonitored.

    I assume he has been eating regularly?

    Oh I also think getting his enclosure away from the door will help with your temps.
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    Re: New ball python owner!

    Eating every Sunday like clockwork!

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    Re: New ball python owner!

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    Eating every Sunday like clockwork!

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    Noice.

    Just curious what size mice/rats are you feeding?
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    Re: New ball python owner!

    They are rather small mice/frozen but they aren't to small, it is one size up from what the pet store feeds them

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    Re: New ball python owner!

    Don't be afraid to bump up your feeder size. Most babies are started on small adult mice and move up quickly. They can eat a much bigger meal than you might think lol. Mouse/rat should be about the same thickness as the thickest part of your snakes body.
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