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    Is this normal behavior? also, metallic eyes

    Quote Originally Posted by RoseyReps View Post
    I start mine out on rats personally, but I breed rats so I have access to all sizes. As far as eyeballing, you want it as big around as the thickest part of their body.
    yeah she started on rats but the place by my house says they only have ones that are good for a bigger Bp
    the last mouse I gave her was a bit bigger than that but she got it down and didn't have a huge lump so I figured it was okay.

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    Re: Is this normal behavior? also, metallic eyes

    Quote Originally Posted by alykoz View Post
    yeah she started on rats but the place by my house says they only have ones that are good for a bigger Bp
    the last mouse I gave her was a bit bigger than that but she got it down and didn't have a huge lump so I figured it was okay.
    A good scale is a useful tool in the snake room for measuring both snakes and food. I still measure all of my rats before feeding to make sure they're appropriate sized (10-15% of snake's last empty weight). I also record the rat's weight on my husbandry charts, but I keep track of everything.

    Here's the one that I use: http://www.amazon.com/My-Weigh-7001-...eywords=7001dx.
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