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- Thread starter leeland
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Toshiro
scoffindustries.be
age isn't really a factor in feeder size, it's the size/weight of your snake that you consider.
if you feed a fuzzy and you can barely see a lump showing where it is, it's time to try moving up a size.
prey should not be more then 1.5 times bigger then the thickest part of your snake.
if you feed a fuzzy and you can barely see a lump showing where it is, it's time to try moving up a size.
prey should not be more then 1.5 times bigger then the thickest part of your snake.
