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Thread: Hand feeding

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    Hand feeding

    how long should i continue hand feeding the cresties?

    Hallo is doing great and getting much bigger, the babies (born oct 24th) i will continue to hand feed until they are much bigger i was just curious how many here hand feed their cresteds (dipping noses) and how many dont. I have all three since they came here.

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    Re: Hand feeding

    as long as they are eating it on their own you don't need to hand feed them unless you just want to. last season i hand fed all of my hatchlings the first few times that i offered cgd, or until i could see that they were eating it on their own. this season i have only hand fed a few that i wasn't sure if they were eating it on their own yet and that has worked fine.

    it can be a little trickier if you get your geckos from someone who didn't feed cgd as they will try to hold out for whatever they used to get but i have yet to have a gecko that didn't switch over within a few weeks time.
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    Re: Hand feeding

    ok, thank you. im not certain they are eating it on their own. i have no problem feeding them by hand since trick and traid are still very young (1month now) and while im at it i have been dipping hallo's nose too. Trick and Traid were both eating baby food with calcium dust is what they were started on.

    thanks Emily!

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