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  • 02-02-2010, 01:59 AM
    ball python kid
    question
    how long does a leo normaly go off eating when you bring him/her home.
  • 02-02-2010, 02:10 PM
    coldblooded
    Re: question
    Depends. Leave her alone as much as possible. Do not handle her for about a week. You could try offering her food every day or so and see if she is interested. Some leos take a while to get used to their environments.
  • 02-03-2010, 10:24 PM
    Clementine_3
    Re: question
    Just some thoughts...
    I know you said you could only get those huge crickets but your little Leo won't/can't eat them. That could be part of the trouble.

    I see you are looking at freeze dried alternatives, Leo's like live food. I have honestly never heard of anyone having any luck getting a Leo to eat that stuff.

    If you can't get small crickets (or don't want to keep them) then try mealworms, they are a fine food and are easy to keep. You can just put some in a small dish and your Leo will eat them from it, just change them out daily so they are fresh and gutloaded. Keep them in a mixture of oats, wheat germ, dry milk, baby rice cereal etc., good stuff...your Leo is what it eats ;) If you just leave them in the bedding/gutload they will eventually start breeding and you won't even have to buy them anymore!
  • 02-03-2010, 10:33 PM
    ball python kid
    Re: question
    ya i found some smaller crickets and i do have meal worms and are feeding those and now the smaller crickets
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