"Most of the time it's the good looking animals that are either nervous, pissy, or non feeders."


Thanks Steve!, yes, you are right, I have a good number of all the above that you mentioned too, and it does usually tend to be that way for some stupid reason..LOL!

All the other hypo clutch mates to that one are being real pains about eating too, even with different scenting, braining, etc.., same with some other stuff too, that should normally be scarfing down meals. I just don't get it. This year is still nice and warm in eastern central Florida too, yet many of these want to try my patience to their limit!...geeez!

Oh well, at least I don't have to worry about THIS particular one..LOL!


~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

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• extreme hypo - DMong, Mon Nov 16 12:24:06 2009
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• RE: extreme hypo - Steve_Craig, Mon Nov 16 22:03:14 2009
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