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    Re: Wrinkles on new BP

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    I couldn't see her being on small rats just yet. Last week I bought a small mouse and measured and the mouse was as round as her widest point (middle of her back) and she ate no problems. I'm afraid to feed her anything bigger at the moment cause I know petco was feeding her a frozen pinkie once a week until I bought her so she was getting only that for at least a month. I waited until they had their big reptile sale to buy her cause the $350 they wanted was a little more than I could afford at the moment

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    Use the chart. Pics can be deceiving. In the first two pics the snake looks fairly small. Ready for rat pups or maybe weans. The last pics it looks much larger. Ideally you go with the chart or by body width, at least until they are mature. Males never need anything bigger than a small rat and females mediums once the hit adulthood. If i went by the body width rule for my breeding females they would be eating cat sized stuff.
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