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    Weigh your prey too. That way you know which to feed first.

    congrats on the first FT prey.
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    Re: Is it common for a BP to get stuck when a prey item is in their stomach?

    Quote Originally Posted by Sunnieskys View Post
    Weigh your prey too. That way you know which to feed first.

    congrats on the first FT prey.
    For future feedings I will be weighing both him and the rat. This feeding I just figured him eating was more important than being exact.

    The rat was appropriately sized. I just freaked out a little bit because he head is so much smaller than the largest part of his body (I also haven’t seen him a lot so I wasn’t 100% sure if the rat was too big or not).


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