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    Are you tracking how many grams your feeding and the hypo weight at the start of this? That way we will know if it takes more than the percent we usually recommend to feed weekly.

    Just so I'm clear I'm not trying to say that all snakes will/can become over weight. I'm just saying that any snake could become over weight. Just because it does not usually happen does not mean that it can not.
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    Is there such thing as overfeeding your ball pythons?

    No i didn't, i'll start that after she sheds out (she usually craps when she sheds lol). The rats she ate were both about 50g i'd say. I should have, but forgot lol.
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