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    Re: Preferred method for feeding frozen thawed?

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    That's interesting...I'll have to give that a go sometime. I have a female Black Pastel who is kind of picky. She's never gone off feed but isn't as enthusiastic as the others. Maybe I'll try it with her. That might just be the ticket! Thanks!
    I suggest it, I have to leave it in for at least 2 of mine because they are so paranoid. I currently only have one that won't take any f/t prey I've offered, overnight or not. That still leaves 8 success stories a majority of the time lol. Of course those stats shouldn't include my normal male who's a garbage disposal...or my boa who eats anything that dangles in his tub But my other 2 that require it, it's usually a good 70-80% chance they eat it overnight when no ones looking...
    Last edited by Skittles1101; 09-18-2011 at 01:03 PM.
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