>>uhm well the whole reptile thing in Belgium ain't that large, however just over the border in the Netherlands it's quite big.

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>>we do got a few shops here who have the usual, corns, kings, milksnakes, ball's, boa's, rainbow boa's are less common although common enough i guess (if this makes any sense at all héhé)

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>>the best way of just getting what u want is posting on a forum i guess.

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>>thx for the info, I will try live ones probably next week or so

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>>greets

>>Leeroy



I agree - day old live pinks might be the easiest way to get them feeding. If they do the strike and release with frozen thawed, you may want to leave the pink in the cage overnight and see if they come back to it once you leave the cage. Also there's a technique commonly called "tease feeding" that might work for you.
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