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  • 01-29-2014, 09:30 PM
    Eazyyyb
    Re: Baby blood wont eat - very worried!
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    Originally Posted by DNACurtusK View Post
    Sure can!!

    okay i cluttered with paper towels, how long should i wait until trying to feed again?
  • 01-29-2014, 09:31 PM
    DNACurtusK
    Re: Baby blood wont eat - very worried!
    I would wait at least one week....
  • 01-29-2014, 10:52 PM
    MonkeyShuttle
    Re: Baby blood wont eat - very worried!
    DNA are these guys burrowers? I see the whole crumpled paper thing with these guys a lot


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  • 01-29-2014, 11:04 PM
    DNACurtusK
    Re: Baby blood wont eat - very worried!
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    Originally Posted by MonkeyShuttle View Post
    DNA are these guys burrowers? I see the whole crumpled paper thing with these guys a lot


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    They don't burrow per se', but they seem to like to be 'hidden' if that makes sense. In the wild they would bog down in the wet rice patties and palm plantations.
  • 01-31-2014, 07:49 PM
    Tim Mead
    Re: Baby blood wont eat - very worried!
    88 is too hot and 75 is too cool.. If your thermostatically controlled see if you can't make the entire tub 82/83 degrees.. The hide looks a wee bit big to provide a snug fit.. Hides are easy to make out of any spent food containers such a parkay tubs and the likes of.. Just cut a hole in the side and your good to go.. This will also allow you to provide a wet spot or more humid micro habitat.. Not to mention once they outgrow them you can throw them away..
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