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Thread: Biggest Male BP

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    Re: Biggest Male BP

    Quote Originally Posted by Reptile Frenzy View Post
    Mine is 1800 grams and 4 feet. I feed a medium rat once every 2 weeks to my males. I heard if they are too fat they get lazy just like people
    Mine is very active when I take him out. Gives me neck pains sometimes lol
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    My biggest male is 5 years old and sitting at right around 1500 grams. He's had a couple medium rats over the years and a few weeks ago got a large because of a feeding day mix up, but I feed my adult males no bigger than a small rat, normally. He's a nice, healthy boy.
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    I've just got my 3.5ft boy, he's not large by any means. When I weighed him a week or two ago he weighed just over 1400 grams, and is still slim and muscular and just got out of an 8 month strike ~2 months ago. He usually gets a small rat every 2 weeks, but mice have been giving me less of a headache so he gets a jumbo mouse every 2 weeks. This batch is 40-60 grams, with just a few smaller ones.
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    Man. My guy is big lol. Does anyone have a male at 2000g?
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    Re: Biggest Male BP

    Wow, either those are some crazy big snakes or mine is a peanut! Now I'm kind of worried about him...

    I have a 3-year-old (according to previous owner, I've had him 1 year) male who, as of last week, was 869g and 3.5 feet long. Granted, he hasn't eaten for about a month and a half, but he has never been anywhere close to 2000g, let alone 1500!! He is healthy, has good sheds, my husbandry is spot on and he's a happy, active, curious boy. Should I be concerned at all?

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    Re: Biggest Male BP

    Quote Originally Posted by Herbie'sMom View Post
    Wow, either those are some crazy big snakes or mine is a peanut! Now I'm kind of worried about him...

    I have a 3-year-old (according to previous owner, I've had him 1 year) male who, as of last week, was 869g and 3.5 feet long. Granted, he hasn't eaten for about a month and a half, but he has never been anywhere close to 2000g, let alone 1500!! He is healthy, has good sheds, my husbandry is spot on and he's a happy, active, curious boy. Should I be concerned at all?
    As long as he isn't losing weight and in shaped well. No you don't need to be concerned
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    5.0 Normal Ball Python (Ares, Poseidon, Hermes, Zeus,Spots)
    1.0 Striped Blood Corn Snake (Apollo)
    1.0 Lemon Blast BP (Hades)
    0.1 Bumble Bee (Athena)
    0.1 Pastel (Hera)
    1.0 Hypo Leopard Gecko (Jupiter)

    Dogs
    1.0 Chihuahua (Peanut)
    0.1 Morkie (Bella)
    0.1 Pitbull (Roxy)


    Rodents
    2.0 Chinese Dwarf Hamsters (Bubbles and Nitro)\
    0.1 Normal Chinchilla (Chloe)



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