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    Re: Struck, then left f/t rat uneaten

    Sorry I don't really have an answer for this. When my BP doesn't eat usually it just takes a simple reheat & I always have to wiggle f/t otherwise it won't eat.

    Btw, do yall mind if I squeeze in a question?

    Not to take away from OPs post, but is this rat too big? Or do I need a better pic?

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    Re: Struck, then left f/t rat uneaten

    Quote Originally Posted by ArcaneTB View Post
    Not to take away from OPs post, but is this rat too big? Or do I need a better pic?
    Looks a little large. If that is the only size you have available--I would still feed it. I personally prefer to feed prey on the small side.

    Note: If you do feed a large prey item and your temps aren't dialed in right you are going to have a regurgitation.
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    Re: Struck, then left f/t rat uneaten

    Quote Originally Posted by Lord Sorril View Post
    Looks a little large. If that is the only size you have available--I would still feed it. I personally prefer to feed prey on the small side.

    Note: If you do feed a large prey item and your temps aren't dialed in right you are going to have a regurgitation.
    Yeah I'm going to check those. Feeding isn't until tomorrow so I'll be observing. Thanks.

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