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I followed my trusty newbe instinkts

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jake the snake

jake
I left him in there with the decapatated mouse and a frozen one witch I accidently almost cooked over a lamp and He ate the cooked one in less that 25 minutes in his cage in his feeding contained. He has a buldge but not to big. He is only 12 inches, how long till I can feed him fuzzies?
 
:crazy02: Iwould definately wait until your urge to decapitate defenseless little mice is over!! :crazy02:
 
is it wrong to feed a 3month old ,fuzzies? But mine eats them well about 2times a weak!! what is the worst that can happen?
 
If the snake is big enough to eat a certain size of prey (largest girth of prey is about one to one and a half times the size of the largest girth of the snake) then it is not wrong to offer food of the right size. All snakes grow at different rates. However, if I were you I would cut down the frequency of meals to once every week and not twice a week. The snake doesn't need to spend every day of its life digesting.
Eating too much is not good for any living thing
 
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