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    Re: The need to feed.

    Quote Originally Posted by bcr229 View Post
    That's why I love baby retics! Just a warning though, it's very frustrating when the males mature and you offer a nice warm 4-5# rabbit that took several days in the refrigerator to thaw and then most of the day to warm up - and they're more interested in finding a girlfriend.
    I'm going through that with my 4 year old, male boa right now LOL!

    In the last 2 weeks I've tossed a rabbit, a rat and a really nice quail.

    The good news is I'm dropping temps shortly and he'll be off food for a few months coming up fairly soon. I do want him to eat at least 1 more large meal before we make the drop though.

    Yes, the babies are always fun! Although out of my 4, the boa and the retic are the only ones who've been consistent from day 1.

    I don't see this guy eating more than large rats, large quail, or max, 1 pound rabbits. My plan is a 7-9 foot male retic. He has plenty of SD and Dwarf in him to stay 11 feet or under. At least I hope.
    Last edited by Gio; 10-15-2016 at 09:57 PM.

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