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    Re: Fussy ball python

    Quote Originally Posted by Jenniges View Post
    Not sure how old!

    Snake weighs 134.6 grams

    Don't know what he was eating prior....A pet store person got the snake for me. I was following his advise. He has multiple snakes himself. Started with rat pups because he said it would be way easier when the snake gets older. I changed to mice because live rat pups aren't available here.

    I thawed the Frozen in warm water next to the terrarium. Then dried with a towel.

    I'll try and post some pics

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    a rat pup is a bit big right now. you can try a f/t mouse instead.

    how long did you allow the feeder to thaw for? did you use the hairdryer method?
    Last edited by tttaylorrr; 03-04-2018 at 11:47 AM.
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