Quote Originally Posted by dakski View Post
Is there a nutritional reason mice are better than rat hoppers, or probably pups, in this situation?
I actually heard that rats are more nutritious?? Not sure but I would just move up to rat fuzzies to insure he eats if you switch on him he might refuse to eat cuz it takes time to switch and you want him to eat

about the scales if he’s eating, gaining weight, pooping and acting normal assuming your husbandry is all on point then you should be fine just feed him right and it the shed should get rid of it if it keeps coming back even after shed then take him to a vet and get it looked at no harm in that

Good luck


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