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Bigger Okeetee
- Thread starter gwinterton
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red_dragon
Senior member
this one is a lot bigger than the last one
nice, big snake!
nice, big snake!
gwinterton
New member
You know....I am not sure how long he is, I will have to measure and see. I feed him about every two weeks, sometimes a bit sooner, sometimes a bit longer. He is eating a medium to large rat each time. I kill the rat prior to giving it to him, those suckers can put up quite the fight when they are larger. I have a 02 Okeetee that eats on the same schedule, he is eating two mice at a time.
gwinterton
New member
Taceas
USW = UB313
Wow..rats?! Mine can barely handle more than a small hopper per feeding. Any more than that and he'll regurge.
The colors on mine are a bit dull as he's getting ready to shed, but you get the idea as to his size. I don't have the snake measurer program or I'd give ya inches, but he's next to a standard dollar.
All of my 2001's are his size, and he's actually smaller than my Reverse Okeetee (Love) and my Charcoal (Serpenco). I've started supplementing their diets with vitamins and minerals and so far I've been getting a shed a month, sometimes more. So the vitamins are definately helping for me.
Anyway, enough jabbering and picture time.
Grats on your snake, he's beautiful! =D
The colors on mine are a bit dull as he's getting ready to shed, but you get the idea as to his size. I don't have the snake measurer program or I'd give ya inches, but he's next to a standard dollar.
All of my 2001's are his size, and he's actually smaller than my Reverse Okeetee (Love) and my Charcoal (Serpenco). I've started supplementing their diets with vitamins and minerals and so far I've been getting a shed a month, sometimes more. So the vitamins are definately helping for me.
Anyway, enough jabbering and picture time.
Grats on your snake, he's beautiful! =D
