Quote Originally Posted by Deborah View Post
Too big for an animal that size and that is a poor feeder, again one LAST time follow the link provided to a T this is the key to get that animal to eat on it's own.

To a T means same tub size, same substrate etc.

Or you can follow advice from people with limited experience and it come to troubleshoot problematic animals.
This . It still took weeks/a few months for my problem eater to eat consistently, but I also battled mites during that time. Deb’s advice works and made my girl a solid eater, and she finally took a f/t Yesterday after 6 months for me (I had to feed live, she would not take f/t until now. I got my own rats and bred my own, but I’ve owned pet rats before so it wasn’t an ordeal for me.)


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