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    Yay, my new female ball "Obitus" ate a f/t adult mouse without any problems. I did have to keep the mouse under a heat lamp after I thawed it because the mouse wasn't hot enough.

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    Awesome news - and yeah heat lamps utterly rock for giving the thawed rodents that warm and fuzzy feeling.

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    Yay for f/t! Good job.
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    Now to switch over to F/T Rat Pups!

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    I think im goin to give frozen a try, becuase now im realizing im going to have to be killing a giant rat a week and i kinda dont want to do that and since rocky is already eating pre killed maybe the switch to frozen would be easier??? I just need to learn to get the mouse/rat to the right temp.
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    Good job. Keep up the good work and keep the good news coming.
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