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03-05-2021, 07:44 PM #5
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Re: Troubled Feeding

Originally Posted by dakski

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Bogerophis - do you think a 200G rat is too fatty? Not second guessing, but I've heard that up to that weight it is okay from some breeders who agree anything bigger is probably too fatty.

Can't answer that, unfortunately. I go by experience & appearances: I always bred my own rats & never weighed them. I don't weigh the mice I raise & feed now either, lol. But since I no longer have snakes that eat rats, nor rats here to feed snakes that I don't have, there are also no rats here that I can weigh. See?

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