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    Re: HELP: Snickers has now refused food 3 weeks in a row!(torn what to do)

    Quote Originally Posted by Foschi Exotic Serpents View Post
    Why do you think it's poison? The only reason I would be uneasy about using it is if it isn't kiln dried. Even so, like I said, there are no studies to be found on the effects of even raw pine on reptiles so I don't know. A small amount of pine, which must be dried and treated in some form I imagine to be added to the Aspen, couldn't be completely useless. If you're that uneasy about it, do you breed rodents you could use it for?
    UMM...I'm uneasy about it because she is my pet and I care for her!!!!

    I did google searches on "pine" with BP's I am convinced I did the wrong thing by switching her substrate now to cheap bulk substrate.(she has NEVER refused food this long before!)

    I guess I will just donate the worthless 98% full bag of "so-called-aspen" to a non-reptile animal shelter!

    I love her so I REFUSE to let her be poisoned and I will give her back her more expenisve substrate that is without "poison" so she will eat again.

    I'm am only glad that is didn't go on much longer! Snickers will get pure 100% non-smelly-poisonius-Aspen again!!!
    Last edited by Superpop; 07-17-2011 at 04:44 AM.

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