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Feeding behavior

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  • 04-18-2008, 06:34 PM
    YvesA
    Feeding behavior
    I had a second successful feed but right after he finished eating he went into his hide then came back out (~20 seconds later) and he was, what seemed like, looking for something.

    Could this perhaps mean he is still hungry?
    He was fed a slightly smaller mouse then last week.

    He's 8 months old, under 2 feet. I don't have a scale, unfortunately.

    I was just curious since he didn't do that last time.
    Sorry, I'm still new. ;)


    edit: oops, maybe this should be in 'General BP's'? :\
  • 04-18-2008, 06:48 PM
    Drew87
    Re: Feeding behavior
    well next time guy two mice and after the first one offer another and if hes hungry he will take it and if he doesnt then save it till next week, congrats and the success of the feedings haha :partyon::headbang::bonk:
  • 04-18-2008, 06:49 PM
    Drew87
    Re: Feeding behavior
    Sorry ment BUY not GUY haha
  • 04-18-2008, 08:30 PM
    YvesA
    Re: Feeding behavior
    Ok thanks, I'll try that.

    I presume that's how you feed 2 mice...
    Feed one wait until he finishes, then if he looks hungry you place the other?
  • 04-18-2008, 09:44 PM
    giaach
    Re: Feeding behavior
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by YvesA View Post
    Ok thanks, I'll try that.

    I presume that's how you feed 2 mice...
    Feed one wait until he finishes, then if he looks hungry you place the other?

    Yup thats all you do. Just wait till he/she pushes it down into the middle part of their body and realign their jaw, then give them the other mouse.
  • 04-19-2008, 12:18 PM
    YvesA
    Re: Feeding behavior
    Thanks again!
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