Lastly, monitor yourpython'sprogress closely. Weigh your snake regularly to track theirweightgain, and continue to provide them with proper care and attention. It may take some time for your underweightballpythonto reach a healthyweight, so be patient and persistent in your efforts.
Everyballpythonowner wants to know if theirballpythonis growing and developing properly, andgainingweightas it should.Smaller specimens might onlyweigh800-1,000 grams. Please note, that there is no setballpythongrowth chart that will show you idealballpythonweights.
Re: Myballpythonis hardly gainingweightYour snake at theweightyou describe should be able to handle adult mice quite well. If you have access to rats of similar size to an adult mouse that would be actually better. Feeding a single rat compared to several mice when yourballpythongets bigger makes life a lot easier and cheaper too.
Causes of an UnderweightBallPythonStress Stress is a common reason why yourballpythonmay be refusing food and losingweight. If you have recently purchased or adopted your pet or you have moved their enclosure to a high traffic area, your pet may need some time to adjust. Give it time to settle into its new enclosure or location, continue offering foods, removing them if it doesn't eat ...
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Hi, I'm new toballpythonsbut today was the first time my 10 month old female refused food. I'm worried she may be underweight but just wanting some options on her body condition? 10 month old female bamboo pastel. In my ownership she has had 10 successful feeds every 7 days mixture of mice and rats. Any help welcome.
