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Good Feeding & do i need a scale?
Hey all!
Well we had a good feeding today, he took 2 mice. He seemed really content afterwards and went to his hide to sleep. He seems to be doing pretty good now that he is on a better feeding sched. But my main question is, should I be weighing him? I mean, at this moment I don't plan on breeding him, but may down the road. But is this something that should be done even if he is pet? Thanks guys for your answers in advance!
-Kristen-
I am new to this whole thing of keeping my awesome Snake Loki & their bro Chin.
My rescues:
0.0.1 Normal Ball Python - (Loki)
1.0 Chin Chin Pu PimpChillia- Chincillia Standard (RIP 3/30/2011)
My QT:
0.0.1 Normal Ball Python - Naga
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I didnt plan on breeding in the beginning but I still weigh mine, I am a little OCD with it though because I weigh them every week
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It's nice to keep track of weights and sheds and poo's for future reference but it's not a must do kind of thing.
The more snakes you have the more of a necessity it becomes.
Jerry Robertson

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Will admit I dont keep a poo schedule
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All of mine get weighed every week too, right before their food gets weighed.
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Its not nessesary to keep weight records but it can be helpful. I used to weigh mine once a month the day before feeding that week. But now I weigh about every 2 - 3 months . weighing more often in my opinion pointless some of it is rat weight anyway. I will record the weight when I have one go off food at the second refusal so I can monitor weight loss better.
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Re: Good Feeding & do i need a scale?
When you are feeding multiples, a scale will be handy to make sure you are feeding the right amount of prey...
"Cry, Havoc! And let slip the dogs of war..."
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