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Frozen/Thawed Help

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  • 10-24-2011, 03:44 PM
    scubadude
    Re: Frozen/Thawed Help
    I've had some success with my yellowbelly female who I assist fed for the 2 months (I took her on as an assist feeder as I figured it was a skill I'd possibly need in the future)
    I have for the last 3 feeds, succesfully drop fed her by using a kitchen roll tube as a tunnel connected to her warm end hide, and sliding the F/T mice/rats half way along, they have all gone within a couple of hours of going in, a bit elaborate I know but it seems to work when she'd take food no other way :gj:
  • 10-24-2011, 06:37 PM
    mandalorian
    Re: Frozen/Thawed Help
    glad to hear the blow dryer technique worked. My picky pinstripe took his first f/t rat pup this morning. He was used to feeding on live mice hoppers from the breeder and i had him f/t hoppers and wanted to transition him to rats. I really had to crank up the heat on the rat and do the zombie dance for a few seconds until he struck and coiled. My other balls (normal and pastel) are great eaters along with my JCP on f/t rats.
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