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Old 05-17-05, 10:53 AM   #1
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need opinion???

Im woundering if i should feed my 4ft male bp a small rabbit?
because im trying to fatin him up because when i got him he was not being fed well.
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Old 05-17-05, 11:00 AM   #2
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as long as you have a steady supply of small rabbits at a good price go for it. Once he gets the taste for rabbits he may not want to switch back to rats.
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Old 05-17-05, 03:32 PM   #3
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I would try rats first. I've heard that smaller rabbits for a ball is the equivalent of a steady diet of McDonalds to a human.
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Old 05-18-05, 02:35 AM   #4
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I've heard that smaller rabbits for a ball is the equivalent of a steady diet of McDonalds to a human.
Could you elaborate on that a bit, Mykee? Nutritionally speaking. I mean. Any citations would be a plus!

Anyway, my practice for feeding adult male ball pythons is to try to be ready when they want to feed and give 'em all they'll eat. Any healthy, well-fed, as-fresh-as-possible prey items with developed skeletons will do just fine. Wouldn’t appropriately-sized rabbits for most ball pythons be under-calcified, however?

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