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03-07-12, 02:11 PM
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Captain America
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Re: Milking a Borneo or Blood Python.
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heh. snake colonic. lool
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Just did it again today. This time with my Malaysian Female. She did really good until i was done and putting her back in her tub then she nail me. Juggernaut the big male Malaysian i just soaked and he went in the water on his own. I noticed the other day that is vent looked push out like he was going to poop on me. Then last night i noticed it was like that again. So i checked my records and neither one had pooped since October so i soaked them he went no problem. She needed a little help.
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03-07-12, 02:46 PM
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Custos serpentium
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Re: Milking a Borneo or Blood Python.
Wow...what has either eaten between these times? Any idea?
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03-07-12, 03:45 PM
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Re: Milking a Borneo or Blood Python.
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Originally Posted by CDN_Blood
Wow...what has either eaten between these times? Any idea?
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They i just went threw my records and they both have only eaten 13 rat pups since i got them. They went from Jan 15 to Feb 29 without eating as my rat guy lost every thing and the pet store was out when i try to get some. On the Feb 29 they got two each and i now have 5 month worth of rats in my freezer. So back to one a week. 
The little male Malaysian has eat 19 rat pups and poops about every 6 weeks.
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03-07-12, 04:01 PM
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Custos serpentium
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Re: Milking a Borneo or Blood Python.
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Originally Posted by marvelfreak
They i just went threw my records and they both have only eaten 13 rat pups since i got them. They went from Jan 15 to Feb 29 without eating as my rat guy lost every thing and the pet store was out when i try to get some. On the Feb 29 they got two each and i now have 5 month worth of rats in my freezer. So back to one a week. 
The little male Malaysian has eat 19 rat pups and poops about every 6 weeks.
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Aaah, that's the ticket right there. Pump the little buggers right-up if they'll take more. Most baby Bloods don't really go anywhere until they're about 4 months old (when they shed their first skin) and even at that size they can hold a few of those per meal.
The brongs looked about that size in the video I saw, so I'd say they'd easily hold at least 4 per meal if they'll take them. I'd probably even go for 6 if the little monsters are up for it.
By the time they're about 10 months old they can *easily* hold a small rat or two, and with a couple of meals at that size they're up to large rats by a year old.
Here's what Bubbles was eating at each stage:
1-2 SM rats/meal
1-2 LG rat/meal
1 XL rat/meal
You'd never have that problem again
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03-07-12, 03:33 PM
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Re: Milking a Borneo or Blood Python.
A friend of mine did this with his ETB and the Vet said he should not have done it, because he will hurt the snake. I have done this before and never had any issues. I'm glad you posted this, because it works. You just have to be gentle when doing it.
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03-07-12, 04:10 PM
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Re: Milking a Borneo or Blood Python.
Now that they aren't backed up i think i am going to give them 3 maybe 4 if they are up to it this Friday.
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03-07-12, 05:26 PM
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Custos serpentium
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Re: Milking a Borneo or Blood Python.
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Now that they aren't backed up i think i am going to give them 3 maybe 4 if they are up to it this Friday.
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If they'll eat that many, I think you'll find it makes a huge difference and they'll stay nice 'n regular. I'll keep my fingers crossed for ya
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03-07-12, 05:27 PM
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Re: Milking a Borneo or Blood Python.
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Originally Posted by CDN_Blood
If they'll eat that many, I think you'll find it makes a huge difference and they'll stay nice 'n regular. I'll keep my fingers crossed for ya 
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Thanks Todd. I'll keep you updated.
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