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SNAKE WEIGHT CHART
- Thread starter OkeeteeMom
- Start date
ShenziSixaxis
Sticking To The Ceiling
That looks quite nice for beginners. My Apotos was literally round for quite some time, but not fat or overweight. I recently (two months ago) switched her over to eating only rats and she's gotten hard as a rock like Lotem and has more of the normal look. It varies by individuals.
OkeeteeMom
Lovin' My Snakes!
Thank you both!
OkeeteeMom
Lovin' My Snakes!
I agree also. However, two weeks ago I searched all over this forum for all kinds of info and noticed that many people don't use 'tags' on their posts...which didn't make my searches for answers very conclusive. So thank goodness for all the wonderful people in here who helped me!
When I found this chart, I wanted to know if it was accurate so I could help the Newbies of the Future to easily find a basic visual to help them, if need be.
When I found this chart, I wanted to know if it was accurate so I could help the Newbies of the Future to easily find a basic visual to help them, if need be.
