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  • 08-20-2011, 09:38 PM
    fluffpuffgerbil
    Okay, so fuzzies eat dry food. XD I have a water bottle too for rodents if I need it. (We have a rat, gerbils, a hamster, yeah.)
    Looks like I have nothing to worry about. XD Thanks for all your help!
  • 08-20-2011, 09:41 PM
    RetiredJedi
    Re: First feed successful! !!!!!~
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by fluffpuffgerbil View Post
    Okay, so fuzzies eat dry food. ...

    Oh Sorry but I know ZERO about rats.:confused: Someone on here raises their own rats and can answer that part.
  • 08-20-2011, 10:19 PM
    rperry03
    You are not breeding them so anything that your other rodents eat/ate will be fine for a day or so, especially gerbil pellets.

    I doubt any stores would take a rodent back. Imagine the risk of it introducing something to their store after it left the store.
  • 08-20-2011, 10:48 PM
    spballa88
    Awesome! Congrats
  • 08-20-2011, 10:54 PM
    Simple Man
    Congrats first of all!

    You can't feed a fuzzy rat dry food. It will die without mom at that size. Fuzzies don't have eyes open. Pinky -> Fuzzy -> Pup -> Weanling You're a few steps away from dry food :)

    I would feed adult mice or rat pups. Hopper mice are good to get a snake eating but a bit small for even hatchling ball pythons IMO.

    Regards,

    B
  • 08-20-2011, 11:27 PM
    fluffpuffgerbil
    Okay, I didn't think fuzzies could.
    Rat pups just seem so HUGE compared to her! I guess I really just need to see one next to her.
    I guess she did easily take two so I suppose she can eat a bigger rodent, eh?
    I can try a pup, but IDK what I'll do with it if she doesn't eat it...(What will happen if she eats food slightly too large for her?)
  • 08-21-2011, 02:38 AM
    jsixfingers
    Re: First feed successful! !!!!!~
    Hey! Don't have much in the way of knowledgeable advice or comments but congrats on the successful feeding! I'm a new BP owner myself and he just ate his first meal at home today. I know how exciting it is!
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