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  • 10-03-2009, 01:44 AM
    JUNKyardHOE
    Re: great feeding response but...
    so I left sylar alone for another week and tried a fresh killed rat and he didn't take it... so I filled his cage with crumpled up paper towels (since I don't have newspaper) and I was just wondering where I should place the rat so he will be most likely to eat it just outside his hide or on the other side of the cage or on top of his hide or something else? and I made sure to scent his cage before for like 5 hours or so
  • 10-03-2009, 09:16 AM
    rabernet
    Re: great feeding response but...
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by JUNKyardHOE View Post
    so I left sylar alone for another week and tried a fresh killed rat and he didn't take it... so I filled his cage with crumpled up paper towels (since I don't have newspaper) and I was just wondering where I should place the rat so he will be most likely to eat it just outside his hide or on the other side of the cage or on top of his hide or something else? and I made sure to scent his cage before for like 5 hours or so

    This is a f/t or pre-killed item? I'd just make sure it was nice and warm and place it in front of his hide (where he is), leave the paper in the enclosure and just walk away. Check back in about an hour.
  • 10-03-2009, 11:47 AM
    JUNKyardHOE
    Re: great feeding response but...
    I said it was fresh killed... but now it's frozen so I will try that next week
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