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    Re: Gray-banded King

    I think it definitely depends on how big they get and what they'd naturally eat. I've got a California King Snake, and he can easily eat an adult mouse, but I more often feed him smaller fuzzies or hoppers, two or three at a time. I've read they're lizard eaters, so they have an easier time digesting several smaller meals than they do larger ones. Not sure if it's true or not, but he does seem more active and appreciative of the smaller meals. Good luck!
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