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Old 12-29-12, 10:05 PM   #1
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Feeding (Snake)

I feed Lazarus Jumbo Rats (Thawed), what would be the next step up for food after Jumbo rats?

As well as what would you feed a snake to help grow in length?

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Old 12-29-12, 10:10 PM   #2
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What is he?

Usually rabbits or Guinea pigs are the next size up. Guinea pigs are high in fat though.
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What kind of snake is it
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Trying to power feed?
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What kind of snake is it
He owns a retic so I would assume it is for this
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Re: Feeding (Snake)

guinea pigs are a great stepping stone from rat to rabbit, as sometimes, it's hard to find the right sized rabbit.=]
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He owns a retic so I would assume it is for this
Yeah, Lazarus is a "Tiger Reticulated Python." Just to clear that up.

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You can feed chickens, fish, Guinea pigs, pigs or rabbits.
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Re: Feeding (Snake)

imo it will down to genetics how long your snake ends up mate

imo you can increase the girth with food,but not the length

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Re: Feeding (Snake)

As of right now I feed Lazarus bi-weekly jumbo's, I learned that if he is still hissy after being fed; it is more than likely time to go a step bigger for food. I just recently started him on jumbo's; so I know for a while he should be good. It is better to be prepared and for the inf informed prior to going to the next step up. Thank you for the information and the help. A book can only do so much!

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Old 12-31-12, 12:23 AM   #11
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Which animal would be the healthiest to feed Lazarus?
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I would go with rabbits myself as they are pretty lean. Pigs might be your best option when he is full grown. As for guinea pigs and chickens they are quite fatty. The fish is something I have bo experience with but I cdn_blood used to feed his retic fish.
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