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introducted f/t and dexter's now a fussy eater :(
dexter is a year old... doing great. always eating soooo well. snatching the mice up so fast i went to two mice a week with him. well, then i tried switching him over to f/t - ever since i did that... he barely eats anymore.
i've gone back to live... and now instead of a nice quick feeding response he can take over 30 minutes to take down the mouse. (yes i've cut him back to only one mouse a week).
i'm wondering if i should change to once every two weeks now?
(his temps, hides etc have not changed at all)
in light, Aleesha

You have 1440 minutes a day... how are you going to spend yours?
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Re: introducted f/t and dexter's now a fussy eater :(
okay so it has been mentioned to me that perhaps this feeding of f/t coincided with 'teen angst'.
adam... will give me some more info regarding this?
in light, Aleesha

You have 1440 minutes a day... how are you going to spend yours?
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Re: introducted f/t and dexter's now a fussy eater :(
He could very well just be at that age where is "baby metabolism" is changing to "adult metabolism" ... I would cut back the feedings to once every 2 weeks and see if that helps.
Make sure he's warm and is getting 12-14 hours of light a day ... it's that time of year and he's at that age where he might be thinking more about the ladies than food.
I wouldn't think that F/T has anything to do with it.
-adam
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Re: introducted f/t and dexter's now a fussy eater :(
I would agree with adam. Dont be too quick to blame F/T
I might think its time to switch to 2 weeks as well. Good Luck
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