1. Treat - treat them with Panacur and Flaygl

2. Substrate - get yourself some cypress mulch and potting soil - mix it up and put a nice layer of it in the cages.

3. Hide - get a low lying tight fitting hide and cover it with the cypress mix.

4. Isolation - cover their rack spaces so they won't be able to see any of the movement around the rack. If your rack levels are open to the above tub - leave a blank level and cover that as well.

5. Leave them be for a couple of weeks (don't enter)

6. Feed attempt - African Soft Furred Rat, Gerbil, Hamster, Small dark colored rat (wean size) or Large dark colored mouse. Put a bit of rodent food in the tub so the feeder has something to nibble on if it gets hungry - drop it in the tub and leave it over night.

Good luck.
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Tosha
JET Pythons

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• Tips On Getting Wildcaughts To Eat? - rugha, Sat Jun 16 06:03:26 2007
• RE: Tips On Getting Wildcaughts To Eat? - wh00h0069, Sat Jun 16 09:34:48 2007
• RE: Tips On Getting Wildcaughts To Eat? - zefdin, Sat Jun 16 16:29:19 2007
• RE: Tips On Getting Wildcaughts To Eat? - johnmartino, Sat Jun 16 09:49:20 2007
• RE: Tips On Getting Wildcaughts To Eat? - snakesbydesign, Sat Jun 16 09:59:16 2007
• RE: Tips On Getting Wildcaughts To Eat? - toshamc, Sat Jun 16 10:51:25 2007
• careful on leaving it overnight........ - ssnakes, Sat Jun 16 12:46:57 2007
• RE: careful on leaving it overnight..... - toshamc, Sat Jun 16 12:52:16 2007
• RE: careful on leaving it overnight........ - wh00h0069, Sun Jun 17 11:57:46 2007
• RE: Tips On Getting Wildcaughts To Eat? - thebigsquease, Sat Jun 16 14:59:21 2007
• Great info... - FireStorm, Sat Jun 16 16:13:26 2007
• RE: Tips On Getting Wildcaughts To Eat? - dsreptiel, Sat Jun 16 18:54:35 2007
• RE: Tips On Getting Wildcaughts To Eat? - rugha, Sat Jun 16 22:31:40 2007
• RE: Tips On Getting Wildcaughts To Eat? - dsreptiel, Sat Jun 16 22:50:40 2007