should I use the paper-bag method, just drop the rodent in the tank or what thanks in advance.
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should I use the paper-bag method, just drop the rodent in the tank or what thanks in advance.
I just put my baby BP in a curver-box when I feed her. Drop the mouse in and she will attack emediately. After she finished the mouse I put her back in her terrarium.
How old is yours? Has he/she eaten already (with you or with the previous owner)? And are you feeding live of dead?
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Still waiting for it to hatch
Thanks for the response, I M collecting information so I know the most proven ways to take care of it
I M so scared that I will not be good at taking care of it, that I am checking everywhere I can
A
i feed f/t to my ball... and she takes them from tongs while she is in her hide.. . n/p
Starting out with a hatchling, you may need to use live or A/K (almost killed, i.e. twitching) prey. After you get it eating regularly, and establish a routine, you can try to switch to P/K or F/T meals. It is a matter of personal preference if you feed in it's enclosure, or take it out to feed. I used to remove mine when I fed live so I could closely supervise, but they are eating P/K and F/T now, so I just toss it in, and they get to it when they want to.
The paper bag method is usually for problem feeders, but don't do it with live prey!
>>should I use the paper-bag method, just drop the rodent in the tank or what thanks in advance.
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