I have noticed in the last 3 or 4 feedings that all of the mice I have for Tatu have been ... well, leaking. The mice smell good and don't look bad or anything, but when Tatu goes to eat them they start oozing guts out of their midsection, almost like they have holes in their sides or something. I'm fairly certain poking holes in their sides is not a new, more humane way to kill them so ... Is this common for frozen fuzzies? Are their stomach walls just very thin at this point, or is this something that should not be happening? I don't think Tatu has noticed a difference, she still horks them down no problem, I just don't want her to accidentally drown on mouse guts or something (if this is even possible).
It's more annoying than anything else because she always drags her body through the mouse guts that have leaked out .... then I have to wash her .... and I always worry that the snake-washing will make her regurge, even though she's never regurged in her life .... It's a huge pain in the butt.
Thanks for the help guys!
-- Kaifyre
It's more annoying than anything else because she always drags her body through the mouse guts that have leaked out .... then I have to wash her .... and I always worry that the snake-washing will make her regurge, even though she's never regurged in her life .... It's a huge pain in the butt.
Thanks for the help guys!
-- Kaifyre