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    Telling it like it is! Stewart_Reptiles's Avatar
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    So your feeding is as followed correct

    02/25 Hopper x 2
    03/1 Hopper x 2
    03/06 Hopper x 2
    03/11 Hopper x 2

    Assuming they are 12 to 14 grams each that’s 96 to a 112 grams of prey and a weight gain of 87 grams I would think it’s pretty accurate.

    With young animals (not all of course) I have witness weight gain up to 100 grams per month without pushing it.
    Deborah Stewart


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