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Not really a feeding problem but a feeding question. As some of you know I have a very big yearling. He is now 260 grams and eating 1 adult mouse every 10 days. He is not over weight and I didnt power feed him just use the munson as an outline for feeding. My question is can I feed him 2 mice cause he is still hungry after one and acts like im starving him.
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I think he's just in eating mode, if you offered him another mouse he'd probably take it just to get a good store off food in him. If i was you i'd just stick the munson plan.
The munson plan does not really state what to do after they are 170 grams. I know some people here feed their adults jumbo mice or more than one adult mouse. It is not only just an eat mode as a few days after he has digested the mouse he is out watching me and asking for more food. but I dont want to feed him to much and have him get over weight.
10 days between feedings is fine and dandy too. Especially if he's a male and especially if you're not planning to breed him. I personally have all my males that are 300+ grams on a 14 day feeding schedule, and they are breeding.
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