I just fed my new baby burm for the first time and he ate a frozen mouse no problem after eating live for about 2 months. I dangled the mouse over his hole with a pair of hot dog turners for the grill, and he sprung out of his hole and constricted it. Im so happy i got him to eat frozen. He almost seems too perfact, non aggressive, perfact health, and eating frozen mice on the first try.
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New Burm Frozen Food No Prob
cito
Nov 01, 2003 12:58 PM
Replies (3)
Carmichael
Nov 02, 2003 01:11 PM
I am sure you mean that you fed a frozen THAWED mouse to your burm...right? Sorry, I really have known folks to feed an actual frozen, rock solid rodent to their burms because someone told them to feed "frozen rodents only".
BrianSmith
Nov 02, 2003 03:12 PM
You took the post right out of my mouth.
>>I am sure you mean that you fed a frozen THAWED mouse to your burm...right? Sorry, I really have known folks to feed an actual frozen, rock solid rodent to their burms because someone told them to feed "frozen rodents only".
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cito
Nov 02, 2003 09:25 PM
I thought it was implied that they were thawed. Would a snake really eat a frozen solid mouse?
