How often do you feed a burmese python?

Answer 1

when feeding a snake it usually depends on its size. Baby snakes about a foot or so long require about 2 baby mice once every week. Larger snake could eat anywhere from a small rabbit to a rat i beleave 1 only but as i said that depends on its size im not too sure. you can always ask your local pet store to verify this

Answer 2

It really depends on the age of the snake !... A very young Burmese Python (less than six months old) will need feeding a once a week with one mouse. From six months to a year, that can be increased to two adult mice or one small rat - at intervals of 10 days. From 1-2 years old, increase the interval between feeds, and the size of the meal gradually until it's being fed a large rat every 14 days. At age 3-5 years, you can either increase the number of large rats, or 'graduate' onto rabbits and increase the time interval to one feed every two months. At 5 years an over, two large rabbits fed in one 'sitting' every three months is ample food. I've used this method myself ever since I started keeping Burmese Pythons - and have never had a 'wasted' meal !

Answer 3

Once every 5 days when they are young, But after they are 6 months to a year feed them only once a week. Once they reach 3-4 years of age. Feed them once every 10 days or so.

Answer 4

once a week for adult twice a week for hatchlings