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    Quote Originally Posted by bubblz View Post
    It doesn't have to be a baby rabbit there are types of large adult rabbits that ball pythons can take, not every rabbit is huge. People just get too fixated on rats as food for Bps, when that's just what most (not everyone) people offer in captivity. If more people started cost effectively mass breeding other animals as feeders like they do rats, I'm sure that would change.
    But the thing is most food grade rabbits are huge. And a small food grade adult rabbit is still rather big for a ball.... Most smaller breeds are for show or pet grade. I'm not saying that you can't buy a smaller breed to feed a ball, just most small breed rabbits aren't worth buying as food because they're meant for show or as a pet. Their price tags are significantly higher than a rabbit meant for consumption.

    My boyfriend just bought his ball and ferrets a few rabbits to try out for the first time. The kits still had their eyes closed and were about medium-large rat size. The rabbits were cheap. 4 kits for $4($ per pound). That's cheaper than medium rats. The guy specifically breeds meat rabbits.

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    Last edited by satomi325; 01-20-2012 at 01:17 PM.

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