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at Thu Aug 27 22:13:22 2009 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by rantcaseyisgod ]
I have a fairly inadequate set of hemostats. The GTP is six years old, looking around four and half to five feet long. I am thinking that perhaps I am impatient when it comes to feeding frozen/thawed - although the previous owner informed me that he had always been fed live rats, just by dropping them in the tank.
>>If you live near a show, get some large hemostats or tweezers. You didn't indicate how large your animal was, so I assume you are "hand feeding" a very small chondro(yearling or less). FWIW, I have only seen one chondro out of hundreds, that has refused frozen thawed rodents. They are almost always problem free when it comes to feeding established animals. >> >>Good luck. >>----- >>www.brandonosbornereptiles.com ----- Adam
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