I like the suggestions you are getting here.
I think during the switch, like sized prey that is scented is a good idea.
Once you get things moving, there is nothing wrong with variety. Quail, rabbits, rats, are all good.
As far as size goes, I tend to mix that up as well.
Carpet pythons, especially coastal and Bredli and even some larger jungles can and do eat huge prey items.
http://www.news.com.au/technology/sc...49bd825de46bc8
One thing I love about the species is they are rather active in the boa/python group and you can see them doing something day or night on most days.
They are one of the most adaptive snakes out there. Coastals live in heavily populated areas, and many homes in the range of coastals, have them in the attics.
Watch your dogs, watch your cats.
https://www.goldcoastbulletin.com.au...a2fa0f4c984dfa
Apologies for the on and off topic garble here.
My coastal is a pain and always has been. She prefers live, eats monthly, will eat F/T but she has to be extremely hungry and I end up playing around trying to coax a feeding for usually 20 minutes.
Good luck.
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