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Thread: Feeding Fury...

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    Feeding Fury...

    Well tomorrow night or evening will be attempt #2 to feed Furio. Wish me luck!

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    Re: Feeding Fury...

    Good luck!

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    Re: Feeding Fury...

    Good luck! Keep us posted!

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    Re: Feeding Fury...

    Will indeed. I think he's hungry! I'm assuming it's been about a week or 2 since he's ate and he looks so skinny because he's a baby but he seems really comfortable in his enclosure finally so I hope he eats so I can start handling him finally!

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    Re: Feeding Fury...

    Good luck! That sure is nerve racking when they won't eat for awhile.


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    Re: Feeding Fury...

    Best of luck! I hope it works out.
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    Re: Feeding Fury...

    Getting rid of the 40 gallon tank would most likely solve his eating problems. Babies his size I keep in 6-15qt tubs, and have gotten every single one to eat a few days after they arrive.

    Get a 10 gallon or a 15qt-27qt tub, set it up, put him in, wait a week, and then drop a small adult mouse in. It's highly likely that he would eat without a problem.
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    Re: Feeding Fury...

    I'm moving him to a tub for feeding.

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    Re: Feeding Fury...

    Quote Originally Posted by V1L3 DiaL3cT View Post
    I'm moving him to a tub for feeding.
    That's not what Becky meant - if he's stressed in his enclosure from it being so large, he's likely not going to eat for you, whether you move him to a small tub for feeding purposes or not.

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