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  1. 07-08-2013, 03:48 AM #5
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    Re: Anybody ever bred gerbils for feeders?

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    isn't gerbil ball python's natural prey? I heard its like crack for bps. once they are on it they will not have anything else
    African Soft Furs (ASFs) are a natural prey. They are like crack, but gerbils are more addicting. So they're like crack too. And it is very very difficult to wean a BP off a gerbil.

    Gerbils that are pets or are captive bred originated from Mongolia. So no, not a natural prey item.
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