I was messin around on google..found some videos of chondro feedings........now compared to a boa of the same size is it normal to feed chondros a smaller food animal?It seemed as if in the videos the food animal was really small.I've had boas that wouldnt even bother with a food animal if it was to small...............
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MegF42 |
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Posts: 939 (01/18/07 02:28:44) |
You don't want to overfeed a chondro and risk prolapse. So yes, we usually feed a smaller item than for other species. About the size of the animal's widest width.
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Brian68803 |
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Posts: 132 (01/18/07 05:46:47) |
I was thinking that as well,i just never thought they would eat an animal they thought was to small................btw.....you work nights?.its like 4:30 am?....
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molurusx3 |
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Posts: 50 (01/18/07 07:23:25) |
chondro's digestive system is very slow compard to other boid's.
check out my video's on youtube, either type in grren tree python feeding or look for molurusx3. |
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Posts: 23 (01/18/07 19:16:47) |
Thanks guys,
I was not aware to keep the sives small, I was aware of prolaps. Thank you for the info very important. |
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