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    Re: Noob question regarding Boids

    Quote Originally Posted by Blitzjg View Post
    What are good ages to get BPs at? When I got my corn he was about 1-2 years already. I would love to have a baby snake at some point, what age can you get a baby at, and approximately how many live feedings would it take before switching over to thawed? (Granted there's no rule for it)
    You can get a BP at any age. Babies can be a little more defensive(potentially nippy) since they're so small. They usually do outgrow it though. Older animals are more established so the breeder/owner could tell you what they're like.

    If you want a baby, make sure it has had at least 3 meals since hatching. It's sort of a rule of thumb to see if the snake will eat on it's own without assistance. The soonest you can get a baby is probably at a month old if its a strong feeder. And every snake is different. Some switch to frozen right away without any issue. Some take weeks or months. And others will never ever switch. You should ask the breeder to try to switch for you before picking up a baby.
    Last edited by satomi325; 07-02-2013 at 01:30 PM.

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