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Hungry, but not eating

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  • 11-24-2011, 11:34 PM
    kitedemon
    Del beat me to what I was thinking. If you are not already try turning out the lights after the strike or offer in the dark with little or no light at all. (hard that I have a timid girl that needs to be fed this way.) Try heating more too like someone mentioned you might also try not thawing in water but over night in a fridge and then allow it to come up to room temps over an hour or so and heat with a hair drier. It might be the water that is putting her off. Who knows i am just guessing here but try switching how you deal with prey thawing and privacy and see what happens.
  • 12-01-2011, 01:54 AM
    xFenrir
    Re: Hungry, but not eating
    Huzzah, she ate! I turned off all the lights in the room this time, maybe that was the trick. Although she gutted her mouse and proceeded to drag intestines EVERYWHERE, we had to cut it out of her mouth because it was covered in substrate and she couldn't swallow it. IT. WAS. NAUSEATING. :puke:
  • 12-01-2011, 02:47 AM
    piedplus
    Re: Hungry, but not eating
    Congradulations on getting her to eat!
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