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Also you could chart the weight gain of your snake. I weigh all of mine on the first feeding day of each month, using a tub on a set of digital scales I got from Woolworths
 

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Most people take regular length or weight records. To weigh your snake, you'll need a small gram scale (can be found at Walmart for under $10 in the kitchen section). To get a length record, there is a program called Snake Measurer which will allow you to take a picture of your snake next to a ruler and get an accurate measurement.

Personally, I do weight records before every feeding, and length records about once a month.
 
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