Re: Thanks Zincubus and others. First meal successful!
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ckuhn003
very helpful info but I'm not sure what 'card on top of substrate' means..... I've heard of the possibility of the BP ingesting some substrate but wasn't sure if it was a common / serious issue and how to rectify it.
Just put some card or thin cardboard on top of the substrate and the rodent on top of the card / cardboard .
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Re: Thanks Zincubus and others. First meal successful!
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Zincubus
Just put some card or thin cardboard on top of the substrate and the rodent on top of the card / cardboard .
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So I have to risk having my fingers being chewed on by a hungry snake trying to get that cardboard in their before feeding time??? :tears:
Re: Thanks Zincubus and others. First meal successful!
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ckuhn003
So I have to risk having my fingers being chewed on by a hungry snake trying to get that cardboard in their before feeding time??? :tears:
Oddly enough .... I will sometimes put the card in using tongs ( Kings snakes ) but for the others I simply put the card in the vivs in the morning / afternoon when they are usually asleep or at least very docile ..
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Re: Thanks Zincubus and others. First meal successful!
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SPIDERBALL
If one of my f/t eaters don't eat I just throw it back into freezer. You can refreeze at least a couple times.
Somebody is risking mouse grenades. :P
I always defrost mine in a spare tub in the racks - I think having the scent wafting around for a couple of hours gets them in the feeding mood more consistently.