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  1. 03-21-2017, 01:20 AM #1
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    Got my new ball to eat!

    After an hour of zombie dances and missed strikes. I left the f/t mouse in there for two minutes, while I left the room. I come back in and see her going for it. I sneak over to my bed, and she eats the mouse. I'm so happy she's eaten, also relieved
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    Re: Got my new ball to eat!

    Yay! We've got a couple that are like that - leave the mouse and they eat fine.


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    When I got my boy, he refused f/t for about two weeks and one day I just left a thawed mouse in there overnight and it was gone in the morning. The second feeding I left it in there and he took after about 5 minutes, and after that he started striking and getting it right from the hemostats.
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    congrats, it's such a gratifying feeling!
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