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How often should I feed my 11 week old my amel
- Thread starter Patmart
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Patmart
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Thank you I was told every 7 day when I had him but I am going to see what he thinks about 5 going to try him tonight
Pat
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thats great!
Dragonling
Doesn't do "casual"
I would strongly discourage it, especially with babies. The cons far outweigh the pros in my opinion. Many European breeders cohab groups of same-sex adults, but even that I find ridiculous.
If you still want to explore the idea, I would read this first:
http://squamishserpents.ca/care-info/can-i-keep-multiple-snakes-in-one-enclosure
Corning
New member
I use a 6 quart plastic tub and put a paper towel in it. You could put your snake in it with the top on a couple minutes so he doesn't try to bolt out right away. Then often the pinkie. I use tweezers or you can just leave it in there and close the top. If you are going to do that though you should drill some holes around the top. My corn that is probably about a year now knows that's the feeding bin and just waits for the mice to come. My baby I've had since last august I would leave it in there and he would just eat the thawed pinkie eventually. Just this last week I gave him the mouse with the tweezers and he took it. Just don't spend too much time handling him before you are planning on feeding.