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    Re: Feeding Questions

    Congrats on the new additions! Imo, I would just give them time to settle in with no handling on your part whatsoever for the next 5 to 7 days. Only go into the enclosure to spot clean and change water. Firstly, monitor the husbandry numbers, temps , humidity. make sure you have hides for them that they can squeeze into (tight). Offer meals on your set feeding schedule and if its refused, don't offer again until the next scheduled feeding day. I purchased a pastel bp from Petco back in Feb. 2014 and she ate on the third day after she was set up and hasn't missed a meal since. She weighs 1550 gms today. Stay vigilant and confident and the bp will eat for you soon. Good luck.
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