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Should I attempt to feed?
We feed Medusa every 5 days. She's usually out and active day 4-5, like she's looking for food. I had her out yesterday and her skin has been looking rather dull. Her belly didn't appear overly pink, no clouded eyes, but i've been wondering if she's heading into a shed. (timing seems about right)
Anyway, today is Day 6- she's just been in her moss hide since yesterday- Not her usual active self around feeding time So i was wondering if I should even bother to attempt to feed her, or just let her be? BTW, We feed her F/T
Thanks!
lisa
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I always feed with just the first signs of an up coming shed. Mine will always eat then. I feed f/t too.
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Either way is fine... It doesn't hurt to try, but skipping a week isn't an issue either.
Some BP's will eat during the shed cycle some won't... Only 1 way to find out if yours will or not.
I feed F/T, and some of mine eat during shed but I have a few that won't.
Last edited by The Serpent Merchant; 07-14-2012 at 07:16 PM.
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I always offer even when they are in shed and they rarely refuse a meal! I too feed f/t.... for the moment.
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If you want to you can, I personally would. There's no issue with feeding them while in shed, some of them aren't as interested in eating when they are in shed, but it's not going to hurt them.
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