Caesar progression thread.

[CloudtheBoa]

I guess it's ultimately up to the supplier but a 200 gram rat is a mid-sized large, larges usually average 150-270 grams. I think the largest larges I get are maybe 290 grams.

But if he's starting to get to the point where his food intake starts to decrease a bit, a 200 gram rat sounds a good place to start.

The gurgling is definitely anxiety-inducing, but I've gone the entire (almost) 2 years with River without incident. I think if you've been lucky thus far your luck may continue, they give a lot of false alarms sometimes.


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[Sauzo]

I guess it's ultimately up to the supplier but a 200 gram rat is a mid-sized large, larges usually average 150-270 grams. I think the largest larges I get are maybe 290 grams.

But if he's starting to get to the point where his food intake starts to decrease a bit, a 200 gram rat sounds a good place to start.

The gurgling is definitely anxiety-inducing, but I've gone the entire (almost) 2 years with River without incident. I think if you've been lucky thus far your luck may continue, they give a lot of false alarms sometimes.


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Yeah the gurgling was the first time I've ever heard it. He was cruising all over me though and standing up trying to reach the ceiling and stretching out. My boas make that gurgling from their gut sometimes too. Usually it is a prelude to a big turd lol.

And yeah, I guess 200g would be a small large. My gal sells mediums up to about 170-180g. Then her larges are about 190g-280g.