At last!

[chris-uk]

Is it just me that thinks that his body is on the small side? Comparing his head to his body?
What do you know about how the breeder fed the litter? If they group fed the babies at a bowl it's possible that this little guy got pushed aside by the bigger kids. If he's eaten worms for you that's great, keep feeding him every few days and try to get him eating the chopped pinkies. I'm sure that he'll start putting on a bit more weight now that he's getting more individual attention away from the rest of the litter.

[-MARWOLAETH-]

Ill make sure to stuff his little face

[Invisible Snake]

I agree with Chris, his body is on the small side.

[guidofatherof5]

Does look a little lean.

[-MARWOLAETH-]

Does he look emaciated or just a little skinny?

[guidofatherof5]

I would call it borderline but not emaciated yet.
Just my opinion.

[-MARWOLAETH-]

I shouldn't have any problems because he ate a heap of worm about an hour ago I hope he keeps it up...

[guidofatherof5]

Putting some weight on shouldn't take too long.

[chris-uk]

Does he look emaciated or just a little skinny?

He's definitely skinny. My first impression was that he isn't too far in size from my checkered girl who failed to thrive. She didn't eat at all for 4 months. Get some food in your little guy and he'll start to bulk up, especially if you can get him eating pinkies with their higher fat content.

[-MARWOLAETH-]

If i get him to eat pinky bits how often should i feed him?