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feeding question

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  • 01-13-2012, 08:03 PM
    xcrafter
    feeding question
    I defrosted, warmed up, and got a response from my BP. She snatched at the food, and now she just has it tucked away behind her, and she is just staring at me (even when I leave the room for 20 mins she stares out the front of her cage) Guarding her meal for later, or a picky eater? If/when do I take out the rodent, this is my first time feeding her.
  • 01-13-2012, 08:11 PM
    dr del
    Re: feeding question
    Hi,

    Well if you have long tongs you could try taking it out and re-heating it a bit.

    But if you stick your hand in she is likely to mistake it for dinner and strike at it. :)

    I'd leave it in overnight if you don't have tongs and then, next time, heat the head of the prey a bit more so it stays warmer for longer. :gj:


    dr del
  • 01-13-2012, 08:20 PM
    xcrafter
    Re: feeding question
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by dr del View Post
    Hi,

    Well if you have long tongs you could try taking it out and re-heating it a bit.

    But if you stick your hand in she is likely to mistake it for dinner and strike at it. :)

    I'd leave it in overnight if you don't have tongs and then, next time, heat the head of the prey a bit more so it stays warmer for longer. :gj:


    dr del

    Lol.. I tried the long tong route and she first seemed like she was backing up to let me have it and then quickly struck out pretty far so I believe that's out. I just stuck a black pillowcase over the front left part so she can't see me. It's apparent she wants it for now anyway :P
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