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Mouse size

You probably stocked up on fuzzies but next time you buy mice he can move up to hoppers.

You should just feed him the appropriate sized mouse at the recommended interval. End of story.
 
haley.byrne.5 said:
They always look for more after they settle :) I sometimes wait like 2/3 days and give him another then wait another 9/10 days :)


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I definitely don't recommend this, if it works for your snake and your vet recommends it, Haley, that's great, but it isn't a good plan for all corns.

DannyBee, give your snake one mouse of the proper size and weight every 10 days or so, depending on what the Munson Plan calls for. They need 2-3 days to digest and then poop, after that they will need a week of rest and exercise to be ready for another feeding.

Corns are opportunistic feeders, they will continue to eat long after they have gotten what they need since in the wild they don't know when their next will be. So it is not unusual for them to look for more, mine do this as well then head off to the warm hide for the next few days.
 
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