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  1. 06-04-2013, 04:33 PM #9
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    Re: Please help immediately!!! Feeding problems!

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    Okay, I'll not handle him and try again in a week. I just looked at my female and realized she had excreted, so I got the mouse and dropped him in there as an offering to Her Highness... not the jumbo rats she's used to, but she took him anyway. Since she's about 1900-2000g and just got a measley mouse, is it still okay to feed her her rat in a few days?
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    The enclosure sounds a little big and he may not feel secure. I'd try to fill it up with more hiding places, etc.

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