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Hair Dryer F/T Problem ?

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  • 02-02-2009, 12:15 PM
    starmom
    Re: Hair Dryer F/T Problem ?
    I think that the only way that you'll be able to definitively answer this is by getting a dedicated blow dryer for the snake's prey :)
  • 02-02-2009, 01:14 PM
    JohnNJ
    Re: Hair Dryer F/T Problem ?
    I got there late so I thawed the mouse in a plastic bag in warm water. The bad leaked and the mouse was soaked. I should have left it wet but I tried to dry it off with the blow dryer. So, yes it did sit on the tank screen but it was already subjected to the blow dryer.

    We have to plan the next one out a little better. My niece is a teen and has a wacky schedule that I have to work around. :rolleye2:

    I thawed mine in the fridge for the day. When I came home they were thawed but cold. I put them under the heat lamp and the snakes ate them.

    We'll see next time around.
  • 02-06-2009, 09:16 PM
    JohnNJ
    Re: Hair Dryer F/T Problem ?
    Update:

    I went over to my niece's house and thawed the rat in warm water. I put the rat on the tank screen and held the red heat lamp over it. Within 30 seconds the snake was on the hunt. One minute later he grabbed the rat.

    No prescenting, no zombie dance. I knew it had to be that darn hair dryer !!!

    Thanks
    JohnNJ
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