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    Re: Finally Past "The Wall"

    Quote Originally Posted by DrDooLittle View Post
    I have two garbage disposals. My bee, and my boa. Neither of have them has missed a single meal, eat in shed and all. My bee needs to be weighed, but a couple weeks ago was at 800. Most of the rest of the gang eats fairly regular, except my CL mojave. Just when I think I have him figured out and he has eaten that way a few weeks in a row, he decides not to eat for a week or two, so who knows. Such is life with ball pythons.

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    My best trash can is my Dumerils.
    There's nothing she won't eat.

    One of my live mice dropped dead and I hated to waste it and even though it's far too small prey for her, she just sort of happily sucked it in.

    She always gets the small rats that the others don't feel like eating, too.
    If the BPs haven't eaten them within a few hours, I toss them to her.

    On feeding night, even though she's had her own mega-rat, she'll wait with her face against her sliding window for hours, hoping somebody is feeling too picky to eat.

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