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What Morph do you see? DUW!
- Thread starter Asbit
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Asbit
So Many Morphs...
They told me she was due to be feed the day before yesterday, so because she was out and patrolling the viv yesterday and today, I decided to feed her.
But she ate like a champ, she did not even let me get it into the feeding bucket. She lept at it and ripped it out of my fingers, coiled and held it for about 2 min and then downed it in about 5 min. I just about lost a finger!!
Apparently the pet store had only been feeding her double fuzzies, and going by "Roy Munson's Feeding Plan" she should have been on weanlings. She ate the 18g weanling and there was just a small lump.
But she ate like a champ, she did not even let me get it into the feeding bucket. She lept at it and ripped it out of my fingers, coiled and held it for about 2 min and then downed it in about 5 min. I just about lost a finger!!
Apparently the pet store had only been feeding her double fuzzies, and going by "Roy Munson's Feeding Plan" she should have been on weanlings. She ate the 18g weanling and there was just a small lump.
wstphal
working in the Gulag
Talk about an enthusiastic eater! This one may end up with some accidental bites due to her eagerness, but I'm thinking it's a good sign that after the disruption of being purchased, moved & put in a new habitat, she is still so ready to eat.