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Feeding Hatchlings
- Thread starter bataco
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for a small hatchling, you will need the smallest newly born mouse pinkies.
Should be 1.2-1.8g. Most of my healthy breeders tend to birth them at around 1.6-1.8g.
If it's a really small hatchling and they are still too big, you can try feeding just a head of a frozen pinky, or cut them in half lengthwise when frozen.
Should be 1.2-1.8g. Most of my healthy breeders tend to birth them at around 1.6-1.8g.
If it's a really small hatchling and they are still too big, you can try feeding just a head of a frozen pinky, or cut them in half lengthwise when frozen.