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Skoalbasher
Joined: 16 Feb 2008
Posts: 57
Location: Dallas, TX
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 Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2008 4:31 pm Post subject: Vincent Vega Eating. |
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I'm not going to post pics everytime he eats, but this is his first time with us, so it's kinda a special occasion. Especially since I was so worried about him not eating.
These are 800x600, don't have any editing software at work, so If they are too big, just let me know and i'll size them down at home.
Close up shot
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Travis
Joined: 22 Nov 2007
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Location: Sarnia,Ontario,Canada
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That prey item looks a little on the small side...The prey items girth should be just smaller than the girth of your snake at its widest point...just trying to help...You probably would see a more substantial growth rate...
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Skoalbasher
Joined: 16 Feb 2008
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Location: Dallas, TX
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| Travis wrote: | | That prey item looks a little on the small side...The prey items girth should be just smaller than the girth of your snake at its widest point...just trying to help...You probably would see a more substantial growth rate... |
Thanks buddy, I've actually heard that from others on a different forum. I thought it would be too small as well. After he ate, he was all over his tank, which I thought he should just be chilling after a meal. Sunday I bought him a fuzzy and he eat it no problem. The next two days he didn't move.
I have some pictures of him eating a more appropriate size. Here are some pictures
Scroll to the bottom for more recent pictures of him eating.
www.schoolofdan.com/media.php
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