Benefits of schedules with imprint feeders

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Originally Posted by frankykeno

As long as it didn't make you hungry for BBQ mouse or rat dearie you're fine! LOL

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I don't mean to brag but I make a mean Weed Rat stew.. LOL

HAHAHAHAHA I loved that darn movie! It's really sad to be a grown woman with 4 kids and waiting rather impatiently for Shrek 3!

Some of you may not like to picture this, but sometimes if you have a snake that is uninterested in a rodent, you can make a small cut in its forehead, and it will attract the snake more. I used to have a corn who did not eat until I offered it a "brained" meal. I have also done it with one of my young balls while trying to switch from crawlers to rat pups.

This is a real good trick. I used it when Orpheus tried to go off feed

Not really possible with live feeders though.

no tends to be less desturbing with F/T or even P/K.

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Originally Posted by elevatethis

Not really possible with live feeders though.

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Mine were always live, but always rat pups or mice pinks

I have only had to do that helping get some of my friends stuborn feeders to eat or to get hatchlings to start of F/T.

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Originally Posted by Rapture

Mine were always live, but always rat pups or mice pinks

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You "brained" a live rat pup or mouse pink?

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Originally Posted by Rapture

Some of you may not like to picture this, but sometimes if you have a snake that is uninterested in a rodent, you can make a small cut in its forehead, and it will attract the snake more. I used to have a corn who did not eat until I offered it a "brained" meal. I have also done it with one of my young balls while trying to switch from crawlers to rat pups.

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I tried this tonight & then heated the head up a little with my hairdryer..swiped in seconds after 2 refusals