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Old 12-23-15, 06:19 PM   #1
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Re: Force-feeding Tutorial *Pics*

You may want to consider regularly weighing the specimen, and adjusting the feeding schedule accordingly. I've never met a file snake with a slow metabolism, but I'd be happy to learn differently. Please keep us posted!
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You may want to consider regularly weighing the specimen, and adjusting the feeding schedule accordingly. I've never met a file snake with a slow metabolism, but I'd be happy to learn differently. Please keep us posted!
I most certainly will
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