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how can i get my blizzard to eat

johnny

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im not sure i put 2 pinkies in his home and i seen one left
im not sure that he eat one or i just put one on.

but is there any points on makin him eat he at for me on 1st and he eat few times before i got him.he seems to be too frisky to go eat it.
 
Try putting him in a smaller tub (Advisable anyway to avoid substrate ingestion) and then slowly moving the pinkie around infront of him...it works for mine, and he's a bit on the frisky side.

Failing that, you can try washing the pinkie with soap, braining it (Putting a hole in it's head to let the scnet out), scenting it with Anole, tuna juice, chicken broth etc...failing all that, leave it overnight in a small dark tub (With airholes) with the pinkie and hope for the best.

Best of luck to you :cheers:
 
Paradox said:
(Putting a hole in it's head to let the scnet out

Over here we call it snot, and I wonder if this will work on my son's sinus congestion. :crazy02:

Sorry, I just couldn't resist that one.
 
if it is still not eating and is getting week try feeding it small anole parts to hold it over then continue braining mice until it eats
 
just use the forum's search forum for plenty of non-feeder advice, but only try every 4-5 days, and no handling in between. a live pink is often a good way to kick-start the feeding response
 
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