The time has come ...

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Originally Posted by Streller

Congratulations, I'm glad he fed. :)

Hairdryer method is overpowered. xD

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Indeed, fingers crossed we have the same success next week and following... Getting him settled into a good routine would be great

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Originally Posted by BonnieAndClyde

Indeed, fingers crossed we have the same success next week and following... Getting him settled into a good routine would be great

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I'm sure you'll be fine. You'll get into a rhythm. :)

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Originally Posted by BonnieAndClyde

Wwwwwaaaaaaahhhhhoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo can you guess what happened lol just did the hairdryer method and before I even had to chance to wriggle the rat he shot out his hide and was ready and waiting got it on first strike and took it home to eat :) well done to my boy that's a good meal for him he will sleep lovley tonight https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...017154da23.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...0d1dbbdba1.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...230e6d4c77.jpg

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That's so great to hear !!!

It's been on my mind all day LOL

Thanks for the quick update as well !

Just a thought
Next time consider putting some card /paper down in front of the hide just to minimise the ingestion of bark ...

Some don't bother but can't do any harm .



Anyway CONGRATULATIONS !!!!!

LOL I was wondering wether you would have seen it yet or not, pics included so you know I'm not fibbing and we have done it :) already looking forward to nect week to see if he keeps this improvement up, hopefully he's on the up from here on now

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Do you know i planned on doing that and flipping forgot :( watched him carefully and he didn't ingest any substrate this time but won't risk it for next time will plan better... My bad lol

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Originally Posted by BonnieAndClyde

Do you know i planned on doing that and flipping forgot :( watched him carefully and he didn't ingest any substrate this time but won't risk it for next time will plan better... My bad lol

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No worries !!

I always do but even then I've still seen odd bits of bark go down with the rat :)

Over the years , I've actually got rather adept at plucking bits out of their mouths with tweezers , at the last moment :)
Many don't bother , pointing out that snakes eat off the ground all the time - who knows .

I always imagine them on dirty / dusty / earthy surfaces rather than loads of reptile bark ....

Lol yeah I watched him eat it and was praying he didn't take anything down with it, it's another of them subjects I guess with no real definitive answer some say they can digest substrate in small amounts some say they cant, either way I won't be risking it next time, wonder if clyde slept well last night after a shed and a big meal haha

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Originally Posted by BonnieAndClyde

Lol yeah I watched him eat it and was praying he didn't take anything down with it, it's another of them subjects I guess with no real definitive answer some say they can digest substrate in small amounts some say they cant, either way I won't be risking it next time, wonder if clyde slept well last night after a shed and a big meal haha

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Imagine how I go on feeding 20 !!

All kinda different feeding experiences .... Burm , Boas , Retic , Royals , Rat snakes , Garter , Corn , Kings ....


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Ah man that sounds like an ideal day to me haha I managed to convince hubby last night we should get another one lol going to wait until clyde been settled and feeding well for about 6 months and look at getting another, and then probably another... And another... Haha

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