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Re: First BP.
Today I'll try our first feeding session... I know she just shed last night, but what de hell my baby seems to like everything wrong I do. [emoji12]
I just hope she take it on the first try, that would be really nice!
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Re: First BP.
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Originally Posted by Mike17
Today I'll try our first feeding session... I know she just shed last night, but what de hell my baby seems to like everything wrong I do. [emoji12]
I just hope she take it on the first try, that would be really nice!
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Frozen thawed or LIVE ?
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Re: First BP.
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Originally Posted by Mike17
Today I'll try our first feeding session... I know she just shed last night, but what de hell my baby seems to like everything wrong I do. [emoji12]
I just hope she take it on the first try, that would be really nice!
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I love your setup and dogs and I also like your house interior! LOL
Good luck if you're trying f/t! Do you know what she was on before?
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Re: First BP.
i'll try frozen that's what she was eating
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First BP.
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Originally Posted by Mike17
i'll try frozen that's what she was eating
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Great , mine all eat thawed frozen every offering .
The way I do it stems from mine preferring to strike feed from the security of their hide so I wait until evening time when they're more alert , turn the lighting off and dangle a warmed up rat in front of the entrance using tongs . They normally strike straight away especially as I leave the rodents thawing in the reptile room for hours before .
As long as they show interest , a sniff or a tongue flick I then warm up the rat for 10 seconds using a hairdryer then offer IMMEDIATELY whilst it's still warm . I do that as many times as it takes - sometimes 4 or more but they get increasingly interested each offering .
Good luck with however you go about it though !!
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Re: First BP.
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Originally Posted by Zincubus
Great , mine all eat thawed frozen every offering .
The way I do it stems from mine preferring to strike feed from the security of their hide so I wait until evening time when they're more alert , turn the lighting off and dangle a warmed up rat in front of the entrance using tongs . They normally strike straight away especially as I leave the rodents thawing in the reptile room for hours before .
As long as they show interest , a sniff or a tongue flick I then warm up the rat for 10 seconds using a hairdryer then offer IMMEDIATELY whilst it's still warm . I do that as many times as it takes - sometimes 4 or more but they get increasingly interested each offering .
Good luck with however you go about it though !!
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Thanks! Seems pretty straightforward, I'll try just the way you said it. Do you know any other way of heating the mice? (I don't have a hairdryer lol
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First BP.
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Originally Posted by Mike17
Thanks! Seems pretty straightforward, I'll try just the way you said it. Do you know any other way of heating the mice? (I don't have a hairdryer lol
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I know many dip in very warm water for a moment and dry on kitchen roll , others lie them on a spare heat mat for a few minutes in between attempts .
I always avoid soaking in water just because I'm guessing they lose some of their scent ...
You can buy a cheap 3 dollar travelling hairdryer off eBay or at a bargain store ...
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Re: First BP.
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Originally Posted by Mike17
Thanks! Seems pretty straightforward, I'll try just the way you said it. Do you know any other way of heating the mice? (I don't have a hairdryer lol
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I use a bowl of warm water (just hot enough that you can still put your fingers in and won't get burned) for a couple minutes, and then dab them on a paper towel to get the soaking water off, and offer immediately.
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Re: First BP.
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My god!!! it happened so fast!!!
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I'm so excited she is still trying to swallow at this moment!!!
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She was on her thing and then realized I was here and went running to her hide LOL!!!
She's still swallowing but she don't drop an eye on me, I'll move back and let her be...
Again thanks a awful lot for the splendid advices!!! BTW I did bought the hair dryer haha thought a good meal was worth some coins [emoji39]
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First BP.
Is it just me or I can't get in my head: How do they survive in the wild?!?! I mean she stoke the legs (not a ver good bite if I may say) it wasn't the head or the neck lol! then she came out what? an inch out of her hide? she didn't spin a single complete turn for the killing hug, and two seconds later she was like: ok it's dead now it's time to eat [emoji23]
I've seen puppies more aggressive than this morderos killing machine hahahaha!!!
Definitely never gonna feed her live, I fear the mouse can eat my snake LOL! [emoji23]
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