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rottenweiler9
at Sat Jun 13 17:38:30 2009 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by rottenweiler9 ]
I had the same issue as the first post with my blood python and moved it into a small rubber made i kept in the cage with the temp at 85, and all I had to do was leave the thawed rodent in there, and it was gone.
Same thing with my baby burm when I brought her home, she did not eat for me, she was in a big glass cage, and well I gave her to a friend who put her in a small cage, and gave her live food, and then had to make the switch from there.
I still have a boa that will not eat if you do not give her a paper to hide under and she is 5 or 6.
Just need to make them feel secure, but answer HH questions since he had bred these guys, and mine where all just different attempts and stress for myself and probably for the little guy.
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0.2 Rotts
1.0 Super Tiger (Dash)
1.0 Amel Retic (Mahola)
0.1 Ball Python (Cyeanne)
0.1 Red Tail (Memphis)
1.0 Coral Sun Glow Boa (Rodman)
0.1 Blood Python (Danica)
1.0 Green Ananconda (Prefontain)
1.0 Emerald Tree Boa (Bing Bong)
1.0 Ivory Ball Python (Hansel)
0.1 Bumble Bee Ball Python (Sissy)
0.0.2 Yellow Ackies (Ludmilla and Ivan Drago)
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RE: Baby Burm Still Hasent took her 1st - rottenweiler9, Sat Jun 13 17:38:30 2009