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- Thread starter Sheridan
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Teek
sleeps in a coconut
I'm assuming they're frozen? 
Just run them under some warm water until they're completely thawed—squishy all the way through. You'll have to paw at them a little to find out. Corns like warm snacks, so make sure you let 'em thaw!
I usually drop mine in a sandwich baggie, put some hot water in with them and just let them sit for a few minutes. Then you can feel them through the baggie to see if they're soft.
If you're using a substrate like aspen in you corn's tank, you'll probably want to feed him/her in a separate container (like tupperware or a Kritter Keeper or something) to ensure that he/she doesn't swallow any of the bedding. That way your hands reaching into the tank won't be associated with food, too. I've found that turning the lights down a little helps my shy baby eat more readily, so you might want to try that. Give yours a few days to settle in before you handle or feed, just to make sure he/she isn't too stressed to hold it down.
Blah blah blah! I'm such a windbag. :grin011: Good luck with your new corn!
Just run them under some warm water until they're completely thawed—squishy all the way through. You'll have to paw at them a little to find out. Corns like warm snacks, so make sure you let 'em thaw!I usually drop mine in a sandwich baggie, put some hot water in with them and just let them sit for a few minutes. Then you can feel them through the baggie to see if they're soft.
If you're using a substrate like aspen in you corn's tank, you'll probably want to feed him/her in a separate container (like tupperware or a Kritter Keeper or something) to ensure that he/she doesn't swallow any of the bedding. That way your hands reaching into the tank won't be associated with food, too. I've found that turning the lights down a little helps my shy baby eat more readily, so you might want to try that. Give yours a few days to settle in before you handle or feed, just to make sure he/she isn't too stressed to hold it down.
Blah blah blah! I'm such a windbag. :grin011: Good luck with your new corn!