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Re: Brought home a severely underweight BP baby. Please help me get her back on track

Originally Posted by Spoons

I will have to buy a hair dryer. I'm a woman, but I still don't have one! I've always used just hot water.

Nothing wrong with using warm water to bring a f/t feeder up to temperature, especially if the snake is dehydrated. Eating a wet feeder will help rehydrate the snake.

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