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Red123 Posted - 06/10/2011 : 15:56:23
Weighed Frank and Keith yesterday both snakes are fed fortnightly on one medium mouse and both hatched august 2010 within a day of each other.

Frank is just over 3ft only by an inch or so and weighs in at 196g he is active and is often seen moving about.

Keith is 3ft exact and weighs in at 234g he is extremely lazy and only moves if I get him out.

So it can clearly be seen that the extra movement keeps the gramms away.
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scottishbluebird Posted - 06/10/2011 : 17:52:46
^ ^ sadly i have to agree lol. Kellogs is very health concious, when he is out in Ians room, he ALWAYS goes over to the bike, loves climbing up it!
nusnakemum Posted - 06/10/2011 : 17:12:04
... n it dont only apply to snakes hee hee - the more pounds i put on the less i want to do .......the less i do the more those sneaky chocs n crisps add on the pounds .............

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