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If he's shy why don't you just feed him in his enclosure where he feels more secure???
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I'm nervous about him eating some of his substrate, he also has such a tiny tank that if I put it on a paper towel or something I feel like he'd eat that too lol or at least it would get caught in the mix and the last thing i wanna do is reach in while he's goin to work. Im still very new to all this. Just happy he ate both
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Re: A Very Shy Eater
Originally Posted by Dev_DeCoste
I'm nervous about him eating some of his substrate, he also has such a tiny tank that if I put it on a paper towel or something I feel like he'd eat that too lol or at least it would get caught in the mix and the last thing i wanna do is reach in while he's goin to work. Im still very new to all this. Just happy he ate both
I would feed him in his enclosure too. That will help a lot I'm sure. I wouldn't worry about substrate. They digest bones...
If nothing ever changed, there would be no butterflies.
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If he's that shy the stress of moving him back in could cause regurgitation. Nobody cleans the ground for them to eat in the wild... they eat whatever is stuck to the prey... dirt, who knows what else. The small amount of substrate that could possibly ingested is really nothing compared to a regurgitation
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Alright, I'll start feeding in his tank
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I have aspen and always feed in my enclosure and never had any problems with them eating the substrate..
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Dude,think in the wild,when they make kills. Ofcourse these things will have rocks n dirty twigs whatever on them,no difference bro..it's not like he'd be eating a lb of bedding..my guy had a little piece stuck in his mouth last week..when he was done,picked him up and removed it and placed him back. Pretty easy
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Yeah I know thats what I'll be doing from now on. I have eco earth now though so it's basically just dirt. But you're right... They live in dirt lol
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Re: A Very Shy Eater
Originally Posted by Dev_DeCoste
Yeah I know thats what I'll be doing from now on. I have eco earth now though so it's basically just dirt. But you're right... They live in dirt lol
Yes they do,lmao....try to think one step above
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