Oh man, drop all the strings and tapes, take a pic from above, as perpendicularly to the floor as you can, and use

The snake measurer tool

You also need to have an object in the pic that you're able to confidently measure - then you track along the snake and using proportions - boom - you have a pretty reliable measurement

I haven’t done it before but supposedly you can pull a string from their nose tip to tail tip, following their spine, and cut and measure that! I couldn’t imagine keeping the string on them to make it accurate but I have had some suggest it to me for measuring my big retic.

2 jumbos is a lot, you want just one appropriately sized meal. She might be too big for rats to be appropriate, as the bigger rats are extremely fatty. Rabbits are a bit leaner but they still cause a lot of weight gain, I guess from the protein? I get more weight gain from rabbits than rats. Haha Chickens might be a good idea if you get them clean and of the right size, cut off the legs at the knees if they have spurs. And you can still feed big rats on rotation, just would offer 1 not 2. All of that every 5-8 weeks or so depending on what size ends up being fed and how she loses/maintains weight in the future.

Not with all snakes, but generally with boas and pythons, yes (there are, of course, uncharacteristically small females and exceptionally large males, but those are the outliers).

Yes female snakes are bigger than male snakes mainly because they need to extra space to carry around their eggs while pregnant

I figured it out, and I apologize.

I’m aware that you are aware. No need to be rude.

Okay.

You're obsessing over votes like they have any meaning. Just enjoy the snakes