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hi people, im writing this for my sister whos on the bog
how do u unthaw a frozen pinkie/fuzzie in water
thanx
how do u unthaw a frozen pinkie/fuzzie in water
thanx
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ahh!
No i wasnt!
i was washing my hands!!!
Now everyone knows what i have to live with!
Any way.....i did ask her to type the question so thats what i get!
Replys needed!
No i wasnt!
i was washing my hands!!!
Now everyone knows what i have to live with!
Any way.....i did ask her to type the question so thats what i get!
Replys needed!
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Lol..........Thanx!
how long for?????
and what temp??
or just until it gets soft???
have i answered my own questuon again?????
how long for?????
and what temp??
or just until it gets soft???
have i answered my own questuon again?????
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hehe yup, just wait'll they get soft.
you don't want to use hot water, cuz that can cook the pinky...
If it's warm to your touch, just drop the pinky in and within about 10 minutes, it'll be fully thawed out.
Larger mice (as your corn grows) will take a bit longer to thaw out.
What I usually do is just stick 'em on a plate in the fridge the night before. That way they're thawed out but still fresh in the morning.
Then just leave 'em out to warm to room temperature, then stick 'em in warm water for about 10-15 seconds - can help trick the snake into thinking it's still alive.
you don't want to use hot water, cuz that can cook the pinky...
If it's warm to your touch, just drop the pinky in and within about 10 minutes, it'll be fully thawed out.
Larger mice (as your corn grows) will take a bit longer to thaw out.
What I usually do is just stick 'em on a plate in the fridge the night before. That way they're thawed out but still fresh in the morning.
Then just leave 'em out to warm to room temperature, then stick 'em in warm water for about 10-15 seconds - can help trick the snake into thinking it's still alive.