Quote Originally Posted by Gib View Post
Wow Alot of regurge what ya heard from somewhere else on here....

I still cant understand how and why folks think BPs cannot eat large meals???

Ive been keeping a Large collection for going on 9 years,,and a very large BP collection of over 150 animals and breeding them for 5 years and have never had an issue with feedin large meals to them in any shape form or fashion...so heck im sure all the folks chiming in that im doing it wrong MUST be right....

The snake pictured is my very first BP shes almsot 9 years old and ive rasied her since the day she came out of the egg...that snake will Eat ANYTHING she sees...her normal meals consist of 1-2 large rats from Rodentpro and she eats them every 7 days like clockwork and after that particualr meal,,,she sat on her basking spot for 3 days like she does after every other meal nd had her normal meal on the7th day like she does every week....only thing different after that meal came about a month later...her poo had more hair than usual in it!
Hey Gib, I figured it out!

See, in the wild BP's have strict rules on what they will eat. You see, there mid-brains are programed by nature to weigh possible prey in grams, and determine if the size of the prey will "work for them" and not be "overkill." NOT

Oh wait, now I remember: They just eat whatever they can fit in their giant mouths because they never know when their next meal is!!!! Rats, Gerbils, Giant Rodents, whatever.

Everyone here is such an expert.

Go Gib! Next time try a cat or something. jk