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The Munson Plan Question

Urban_M86

Urban_M86

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Can i use it on king snakes as well?
I heard they have a faster metabolism and that they way more active than corns.

If a king is hungry will that affect his mood?
 
You can use it on kings. The plan is based on the weight of the snake compared to the weight of the mouse. If the king grows faster it gets bigger mice sooner. You would use the same feeding schedule for both species.

If you are posting on a public forum, remember that Cal Kings are illegal in Utah. :)
 
THX Wade for the quick response.

i got it from a breeder here in Orem plus pet smart sells them so i think im good and well is my brother snake im just babysitting.


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That is a real grey area, yours is close to what I would call a 50/50 which does not occur in nature, normally the black bands are wider. The law says "black and white banded" are prohibited. It depends on how well educated the DWR officer is that knocks on your door. If it were mine, I would just not make a point of posting pictures of it on the internet.
 
50/50 is ok because it is not a natural occurrence.

I'll look for a link but I can't right now. It will be on the Utah Department of Wildlife Resources site.
 
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