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Ate Aspen Bedding!!
- Thread starter Rachelbug
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MysticExotics
(formerly NWHeather)
Generally, it's not something to worry about. It happens in the wild too. Just keep an eye on your snake. He should be ok.
It's not necessary to feed in a separate container.
When I used aspen for my babies, I saved the single serving ice cream containers, that I used for hides & feeding. I would just put th epinky/fuzzy in the cup, & they would go in & eat it.
I never had any problems.
The only time I have ever fed outside of the enclosure is special feeding attempts, for problem feeders. Other than that, I always feed inside their cages.
It's not necessary to feed in a separate container.
When I used aspen for my babies, I saved the single serving ice cream containers, that I used for hides & feeding. I would just put th epinky/fuzzy in the cup, & they would go in & eat it.
I never had any problems.
The only time I have ever fed outside of the enclosure is special feeding attempts, for problem feeders. Other than that, I always feed inside their cages.