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    Re: Feliz - Venezuelan "Dwarf" BCC

    Quote Originally Posted by dakski View Post

    Having said that, nutritionally, mice and rats, I hear, are similar, certainly when adults. What I am potentially interested in doing is offering Yafe (Carpet python) and the boas some kind of bird prey. I imagine the nutritional content of a bird is different than a mouse or rat. Of course, many people feed mice and rats for the long lives of their snakes.
    I believe that birds have a lot less fat.
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