In a message dated 10/22/01 6:06:32 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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<< en far enough back that
he is still a full male, but i'm not totally positive. The one question
that I have is that I know that they store their fat in their tails, but
without having a tail is he going to have any problems in the winter months
when its colder and he slows down his eating? >>
Hi-
Julie's advice on care is right on. I'll add a few things- I feed more
waxworms and supplemented babyfood to tailless animals . And I make sure they
can bask and eat in peace, so I usually house them alone. Also, there is no
need to let the temps drop. In fact, make sure he stays warm and I'm sure
he'll keep eating cause this is the first time he's in a proper setup.
Good luck
I have to go feed my gopher snake.:)
Jason
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