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rejecting a pinkie

Nomed

Nomed

Aimez le monstre.
as some of you might know I am trying to get my 6 month old ghost corn to eat two pinkies a week instead of one he ate the first one and he is completely not intrested in the second one and its even bleeding. So i guess he is not ready for two right now I have him in a dark corner under a sheet in his feeding box. He should probably be eating two. But whatever

what do all of you think?
 
Personally I'd feed every 4-5 days for a couple of weeks if the snake is under-sized, then bump to peach fuzzie as soon as possible rather than trying multiple pinks, because weight for weight the fuzzy is more nutritious
 
diamondlil said:
Personally I'd feed every 4-5 days for a couple of weeks if the snake is under-sized, then bump to peach fuzzie as soon as possible rather than trying multiple pinks, because weight for weight the fuzzy is more nutritious
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Thank you for the advice
i think i will do exactly that. feed one pinkie every 4 days until he is big enough for a fuzzy.

how often should I feed fuzzy? Once a week?
 
I have a couple that I'd like to feed multiples to, too, that won't fall for it. So they are both eating mice a little bigger than I'd like, but still meeting the correct weight as per the Munson Plan. Sometimes they just won't do it.

Nanci
 
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