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    Re: Behira - 2016 Female Ivory Ghost - First BCI

    Quote Originally Posted by dakski View Post
    Okay, so up to 400G, or there about, is safe, in your opinion?

    How big is/are your BCI(s) that eat the jumbos?

    What is their feeding schedule?

    Thank you! I appreciate the response.
    I don't weigh feeders (and never really weighed my snakes until i got back into BPs recently) but yeah, jumbos are about as big as I go for rats. I got a couple XXL when one of my suppliers was out of XL (jumbo) recently and they just seem fatty to me, the boas' defecations were also a bit greasy looking (which is usually from too much fat in the feeder).

    My boas that eat jumbos are 6-6'5 adults (over 10yrs of age). Usually 1 jumbo every 6 weeks or so (I try to vary it between 4-8 weeks). For my biggest girl who was 8.5' (she passed last year at 28yrs old), she'd take small rabbits but I didn't have a reliable source, so I'd usually give her 2 jumbos.

    Different things work, there's no 'set' schedule but generally with boas, slower growing is the way to go for good muscle density and long life.
    I hope that helps a little!
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