You know, I don't know? I haven't weighed him in roughly forever, and don't even remember where I stuck the scale since everyone's eating well. If I run across it, I'll give you a weight. At a guess, quite a bit smaller than your guy. No way could he handle any kind of rat. The mouse in that picture's a very small small adult. He's still grown a lot, though!Originally Posted by Firemaniv
If you want to post pictures, go ahead! I'd love to see some more.
LOL, thanks. The first thing he did when leaving his shipping container as a wee little thing was try to eat my thumb, and we had an 'incident' where he rapid fire strikes a billion times in a row when he's just out of shed. Overall, though, he's a FAIRLY chill snake. Just feisty enough to be interesting, but not really all that inclined toward BITING. So far, anyway.Hey just be careful with those Cal kings in general. The bandeds and the albinos have a tendency to want to sink their teeth into everything eventually. Biting is part of the business I know. The Arizona mountain king is much more keeper friendly. I've owned various Cal kings in the past and they just seem to want to let everyone know they are king!!! Stay in peace and not pieces. Good luck. Great looking specimen ! A.C.
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