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    Re: Spot cleaning.

    Quote Originally Posted by Yzmasmom View Post
    They will strike at anything that moves over the 48 hours. If anything, the adults meals are way too big. She's 1652g and her rats are 120 to 150g. She needs to go down to 100g to 120g max. She is packing on weight too fast.

    The baby is 179g last weigh in and will be moving to weaned pups once her last 2 fuzzies are gone. (Fuzzies are about 22g to 25g.)

    They poop in their hides so while digesting, I have to move the hides to look.

    Wow. That's a long time. I usually just leave them completely alone until the next day and it's always been fine. I've even had to go in and scoot her over to a fix a hide that gets flipped over shortly after feeding. I try my best not to hold until 48 hours afterwards but I will always clean up messes as soon as I see them regardless of how much earlier she ate. Never been bit by her.

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