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Old 06-28-12, 02:40 PM   #1
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Re: Slowly moving to f/t

In taht case i would feed him larger mice and space it out. Most opinion is that colubrids can live on mice for all their lives with no worries (i only feed mine rats currently due to an issue getting appropriate sized mice)
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Old 06-28-12, 02:48 PM   #2
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In taht case i would feed him larger mice and space it out. Most opinion is that colubrids can live on mice for all their lives with no worries (i only feed mine rats currently due to an issue getting appropriate sized mice)
I'm thinking about getting a bulk order of larger frozen mice now. My older corn may be old enough to switch to frozen mice. Would be much more convenient for everybody involved.
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