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  • 11-19-2005, 11:33 AM
    jtman
    non feeding male going into shed
    Hello. My new het albino male Ivan had his eyes blue over 2 days ago. He didnt eat for me last week and I was wondering if i should bother trying to feed him today. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks.

    JT
  • 11-19-2005, 11:45 AM
    tigerlily
    Re: non feeding male going into shed
    If you feel like trying then go ahead, but it's fine if you want to wait until next week too. I go ahead and offer mine even while in shed on one, but on another I skip it because I know she most likely won't take it. I figured out who does and who doesn't like food during shed, by offering it multiple times before I figured that out. It's mostly up to you. :D
  • 11-19-2005, 11:55 AM
    jtman
    Re: non feeding male going into shed
    Well, I guess I'll give it a try. If he wont take the mouse again I guess the female will get a double helping 2 weeks in a row
  • 11-19-2005, 08:24 PM
    jtman
    Re: non feeding male going into shed
    Well, he bit at the mouse but i think it was just to get it away from him. I dont think that he would miss several times. It wasnt til the 3rd strike that the mouse got a clue its life was in danger. Man that mouse can jump! So the female (Pandora) ate both mice again! She is such a good eater. The mice dont last a minute with her. Should i worry about her getting 2 mice a week for 2 weeks in a row now? Thanks.

    JT
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