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feeding and shed
i have heard many things about feeding while in shed, some say dont others do it either way, so im kinda stumped lol. i think she is in the beginning stages of shed so would it be okay to feed her? this would be her first shed with me and i dont wanna mess anything up.
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When she's 'blue' she's not going to be able to see as well and could miss when striking. I fed mine recently not knowing she had gone blue <she's a very content little bugger hiding most of the day away in her hot hide.> And she did fine... Even with live prey.
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Re: feeding and shed
 Originally Posted by MsMissy
When she's 'blue' she's not going to be able to see as well and could miss when striking. I fed mine recently not knowing she had gone blue <she's a very content little bugger hiding most of the day away in her hot hide.> And she did fine... Even with live prey.
Yea she's on live for now and and has been on her hot side since I fed her last week, and he belly is slightly pink and her patter is getting dull. Just wanna be safe
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It won't hurt her to wait until after she sheds. Just gonna be a little more hungry than usual.
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The only way to find out if your BP will eat while in shed or not is to try.
I will say that the majority of my collection will eat in shed (regardless of the stage) therefore I feed them, the few that I know always refuse when they are in shed, I just skip.
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Re: feeding and shed
Originally Posted by Deborah
The only way to find out if your BP will eat while in shed or not is to try.
I will say that the majority of my collection will eat in shed (regardless of the stage) therefore I feed them, the few that I know always refuse when they are in shed, I just skip.
Yea I'm going to try and see what happens I guess lol
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Just make sure and watch if you're feeding live in case it refuses. I recently discovered just how fast a rat can really jack up a snake.
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Well it worked she ate anyway so I'm happy, she refused for a few weeks. But does anyone have advice on switching to rats ???
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Re: feeding and shed
Originally Posted by bandicoot4
Well it worked she ate anyway so I'm happy, she refused for a few weeks. But does anyone have advice on switching to rats ???
Mine switched from mice to rats with no problem. They seemed to like rats better.
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