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    Re: Average Ball Python Hatchling Weight

    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Green View Post
    I usually let them go a month or until they seem to be getting skinny. Most will eat before then. It's really a judgement call and tough to explain over the net. I try different food items twice a week. Sometimes they are shy and that's why I like the hidebox and a pink rat that doesn't move around so much like a hopper mouse does. Assist feed when you get concerned but don't let them go too far. I know that's not the best answer but it's tough without seeing the snake. Some hatch chubby and are fine for a while.
    Heres the snake, does this help at all?







    *used blue tooth ear piece as comparison

    I'm just worried because she's only 44 grams. I want to wait, but at the same time I want to get her to a normal appetite asap.
    Last edited by Animals As Leaders; 08-24-2010 at 06:20 PM.

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