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Anyone need some 9 pound rats?
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It is highly advised not to feed wild rats to captive snakes.
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Re: Anyone need some 9 pound rats?
 Originally Posted by skinnyrascal
It is highly advised not to feed wild rats to captive snakes.
Indeed it is not. I should have added If anyone does see any 9 pound rats running around I am not advising them to try to catch them and feed them.
However, if you are not familiar with 9 pound rats (bigger than a typical cat) then I would advise you to click the above link and check them out!
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Holy fat rat! Thats crazy!
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Re: Anyone need some 9 pound rats?
Originally Posted by skinnyrascal
It is highly advised not to feed wild rats to captive snakes.
Lol. We highly recommend feeding wild and invasive 9 pounds rats to ball pythons here...Really though, I'm pretty sure it was a joke.
Originally Posted by Adam Chandler
Indeed it is not. I should have added If anyone does see any 9 pound rats running around I am not advising them to try to catch them and feed them.
However, if you are not familiar with 9 pound rats (bigger than a typical cat) then I would advise you to click the above link and check them out!
Those thing are pretty big! I bet they were brought over and release by the same person who let all of the burmese python go....
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Maybe Florida shouldn't be looking to get rid of those billions of Burmese Pythons after all...
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Originally Posted by Slim
Maybe Florida shouldn't be looking to get rid of those billions of Burmese Pythons after all...
Hahahaha. You crack me up! So true tho =P
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hmm sounds like food source for the burms. They should take care of them if they ever made it to the glades.
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I've always wanted a gambian pouch rat as a pet. They're very popular in Europe and apparantly make good pets. They're used as working animals sometimes too.
Some labs use them to sniff out certain compounds.
And I believe they are used to sniff out mine bombs in other countries?
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