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    My little Rex just enjoyed his first f/k mouse! This formerly finicky ball, after I followed the excellent advice from this forum, just ate a little live mouse and I then slipped in the little f/k and after 5 minutes of nuzzling it, Ol' Rex chowed down.

    I plan to do this 2 more times, then offer f/k a few times and then f/t.

    Thanks for all the help folks. we're well on our way away from live feeders!

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    congrats! Good luck w/ the process.
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    Yes good luck
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    Good for Rex! That'll be a lot safer, not to mention easier to deal with when he refuses food.
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    First the transition to f/k & f/t starts successfully, and then this morning, we're having our first BP shed! Looks like a good one too.

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    congrats!!

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    thats good to hear

    its great to have people switch over
    its just so much safer

    good luck with the shed and conversion
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    Maybe one day I will decide to switch over. I have checked with the nearest pet store to me (45 miles) but they do not carry frozen critters. Living out in the middle of nowhere does have it's disadvantages.
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    Well, when ever mine don't take freshly killed I freeze them. Only my runt will take them though. So that's his main food. Works real well. I toss it in and after 2 hours it's gone. F/T is easy, but really annoying to thaw.

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