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- Thread starter Traci
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bmm
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hmmm
I wouldn't say thats abnormal. Some corns just grow slower and some grow fast! . I would definitly say he is o.k.
My one year olds are about 33-36 inches, with one GIANT who is almost 45 inches at just two years on once per week feedings.
But what I would think is that a hopper is too small? All my one year olds are eating small adults...and my year and a half old eats giant mice. If it is about the same size around as his widest point then you are fine, like I mentioned some just grow slower than others!
If it is smaller than his widest point, try adults!
bmm
I wouldn't say thats abnormal. Some corns just grow slower and some grow fast! . I would definitly say he is o.k.
My one year olds are about 33-36 inches, with one GIANT who is almost 45 inches at just two years on once per week feedings.
But what I would think is that a hopper is too small? All my one year olds are eating small adults...and my year and a half old eats giant mice. If it is about the same size around as his widest point then you are fine, like I mentioned some just grow slower than others!
If it is smaller than his widest point, try adults! bmm