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should i ???
- Thread starter AFI15
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bitsy
Owned by Corns since 1991
I'd say he's a bit young for fuzzies unless he's grown unusually fast. If the pinky is still leaving a visible lump in him after he's swallowed, then he's fine on those for a while.
When he gets to the point that he swallows a pinky and it doesn't give him a visible lump after swallowing, try feeding two pinkies at a time for a couple of weeks, then try three.
When he can take three pinkies at a time (and keep them down), try a fuzzy then.
When he gets to the point that he swallows a pinky and it doesn't give him a visible lump after swallowing, try feeding two pinkies at a time for a couple of weeks, then try three.
When he can take three pinkies at a time (and keep them down), try a fuzzy then.