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    T. radix Ranch guidofatherof5's Avatar
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    re: New to this forum and food

    You could even get by with feeding every other day with a snake that size.
    Take care not to over feed (stuff) him. Some babies are not developmentally able to handle very large meals.
    At this stage in life they are trying to grow as quick as they can to get out of the "happy meal' size.
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    re: New to this forum and food

    People assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey stuff.

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    re: New to this forum and food

    I feed my babies every other day. I find nightcrawlers during the summer in my backyard...which I know is pesticide free. When I can't get them outside I go to a marine store. You can also start a worm farm using supplies from Cabelas online. I did that in the winter.
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    re: New to this forum and food

    Thanks im a little woried about the paraisites from out side with the  night crawlers because my garter is CB

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    re: New to this forum and food

    I think the risk of parasite is very small. I've fed wild caught worms for years and feel the risk is almost 0.
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    Re: New to this forum and food

    Now regarding pestisides i spray my front yard with weed killer but not the back yard. do you think the worms in the back yard are pesticd free? Sorry for all the questions lol

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