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    Re: ok, so I'm trying to feed

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    it was f/t...the owner had said that it was eating pre-killed. should I try pre-killed next time? How should I kill the mouse if so? also, how hot should the f/t mouse be when offered? Is there a specific temp or just warm? I put it in steaming hot water, let it soak, then offered it.


    Susan and I were discussing this just a bit ago...

    The FEW times I have used F/T I would put them in a baggie and soak them in hot water to thaw them...the times were depending on the size...When I got them out they were usually not warm enough so I used a hair dryer and just heated them up a bit. You don't lay it directly on the prey item and it doesn't have to be HOT...just warm enough to get the bp's attention.

    remember...what is warm to you may be too hot for your snake...so don't leave it under the dryer for long.


    also...you may have a picky eater and might not be comfortable eating with you around...leave it in the enclosure overnight and see if it is gone in the morning.




    just a side note....do not leave ANY LIVE prey item in the enclosure unattended.
    Last edited by MeMe; 11-13-2007 at 09:13 PM.

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