If you defrost a f/t prey item and the animal doesnt eat it, can you re-freeze it? I ask because I'm trying to get my male 10footer to gain some weight(came as an adoption) by eating rabbits. At the same time I'm trying to cut back a little on my other burms meals so I would have no other animal to give the rabbit to. The adoption is a 6 yr old male albino, at almost exactly 10 ft, but weighs in at on about 25 pounds, so he needs to fatten up.
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Re-Freezing.....
savvgawd
Jun 16, 2004 04:56 PM
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onebigred
Jun 17, 2004 02:27 AM
You should be ok, depending on how long you left out the food to thaw. If its been out all day, it may not be a good idea. But if its only been out a couple of hours, i dont know any reason why it wouldnt be ok. But I wouldnt do this more than once. Some may disagree with me im sure, but I dont know anyone that will blame you for tossin it back in. Foods expensive. good luck with the adoption.
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