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03-02-2018, 10:09 PM
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Feeding question..
My baby is getting big. She been eating live since i 'adopted' her almost a year ago. Thats what the previous owner started her on. I want to switch to f/t eventually. Shes almost 2yrs old and I feel like her size should be eating Med. rats. The first Med. rat went down easy. The next two were kinda nerve racking. Meaning it took a couple days to succesfully get a good hold and take it down. Stressfull for the snake me and the rat im sure. So ive went back to small rats.
So my question is should I give her 2 small rats and if so how long after the first should i give the second?
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