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    Re: Can feed be to large and harm your python

    Quote Originally Posted by daybreaker View Post
    that size doesn't sound too large for your ball, i would stretch out the time inbetween feedings if you plan to feed larger items (ie every 7 days instead of 5).

    I believe some "know" when prey items are too big (even when they're really not): One of my balls won't touch anything larger than ~30 grams when she's almost at 600 grams and could easily take weaned/small rats. i think some snakes are just shy feeders when it comes to the size of prey they're offered.
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