Feeding and growing right on schedule...photos - dial up warning.

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EVERYONE:

Just a few feeding photos while camera had some battery life still.

That' s right not a power feeder, I actually under feed I think - instead of overfeed. In the end I got time to raise my animals and get them mature when they are ready not when I am.

In the end healthy thriving boas with no obese problems and in time having solid healthy litters on their schedules.

















Thank you for viewing.

Please stay on topic.

Tony Pharosx

[Lindze]

Beautiful Snakes Tony!!

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LINDZE:

Thank you.
Sorry for the pee pee photos 3 and 4, but now they are in clean cages after the feeding

Tony

[Lindze]

At least they werent clean cages and they decided to do their business like 30 seconds after putting it in, i have one Cali King that loves to do that to me so i have to clean it again after just cleaning it a minute b4 hand

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LINDZE:

Oh I understand that to well it happens alot here too, I am trying a new method to avoid that I usually mist heavy hours before or during the morning, this at times gets them to do washroom break before feeding or cleaning the cage. Its not 100% but it works better than cleaning each cage twice in same day. Most of mine even do it it water bowl which saves me alot since all I have to do it replace the bowl.

Tony Pharosx

[timfriesen32]

Great looking snakes Tony.

Is that a guinea pig you're feeding your Hog in that one pic?

Love to see the feeding pics.

Tim

[Tim_Cranwill]

Originally posted by BOAS_N_PYTHONS
That' s right not a power feeder, I actually under feed I think - instead of overfeed.

But do you really think that's better? Aren't both equally bad? I would just feed the snakes "properly" versus over OR under feeding.

Originally posted by BOAS_N_PYTHONS
In the end healthy thriving boas with no obese problems and in time having solid healthy litters on their schedules.

I'm not trying to nit-pick but how do you know that? It may have been the case with the one litter you've had but I'm sure there are lots of snakes that have been fed on an "accelerated" schedule that can pop out just as many babies on the same "schedules". I just don't see how "under-fed" boas would make better breeders than "over-fed" ones. Maybe it's just me though.


***Not an attempt to "flame" you... just bringing up some points for discussion.

[JonD]

Wow, nice boas Tony, love` the hogs and the anery...!!

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TIM FRIESEN:

LOL, nah man its a medium rat

I only feed mice - rats - rabbits never those other rodents.

Yeah I love feeding pictures too when I can get them.

Thanks.

JON D:

You got good taste, I thick all colors are great myself.

Thanks.

Tony Pharosx

[timfriesen32]

If my dumerils would eat in with the lights on, I'd try and take some pics of him.....but alas, he's picky and won't do anything with the lights on.......lol

I thought that was usually a female issue.....jokes, no disrespect meant ladies.

Tim Friesen

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TIM FRIESEN:

LOL.............I can hear the slaps coming from every direction, duck Tim duck

Tony Pharosx

[JdmAllMotorHatc]

awesome boas, love the albinos....i often have the same problem with my burm he likes to make a big mess right after his cage is clean makes me angry but then again its kinda funny really

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JDMALLMOTORHATC:

Yup albinos rock in every species

Tony Pharosx

[greenman1867]

OMG wow that first picture is amazing! Not to sound to ignorrant, but what is that a regular albino or other?? Thanks.

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SHAWN:

1st picture is a Hog Isle Boa, if you mean the 1st white boa in the photos it an Albino (Kahl) Boa.

Tony