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    1) Any time, I would try in the evening when she's active. You can thaw the feeder in the room where she's kept to pre-scent it.
    2) Thaw as usual, then blow-dry it. Or just thaw it with the blow dryer but that takes a while.
    3) Before you thaw the feeder you can put a wide plastic or paper plate down in her enclosure, or even a piece of newspaper, over top of the substrate.

    FWIW I feed on cypress and mine have never had a problem with it. Also, once she has it wrapped up, don't check on her for an hour, some of mine won't eat if they are being watched.
    Last edited by bcr229; 10-22-2014 at 09:26 AM.

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