Re: Tricks for starting problem feeders

Posted by Pedersen, Søe on August 07, 2000 at 13:38:12:

In Reply to: Tricks for starting problem feeders posted by Joey on August 06, 2000 at 10:07:17:

1.In stead of using reptiles and amphibians directly. I have a few dead ones in my freezer. Open the stomack and rub the pinckies against it.(I usually wash the mice first to remove the smell).
2.Boil the (dead)pinckies for a few seconds and let it cool down for a few minuts.
3.Place lizard shed on the pinckies.
4.Place the pinckies in a small container together with lizard droppings.(Freeze the droppings to avoid parasites.)
I have tried them all with success.
Best wishes
Søe

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: 1.In stead of using reptiles and amphibians directly. I have a few dead ones in my freezer. Open the stomack and rub the pinckies against it.(I usually wash the mice first to remove the smell). : 2.Boil the (dead)pinckies for a few seconds and let it cool down for a few minuts. : 3.Place lizard shed on the pinckies. : 4.Place the pinckies in a small container together with lizard droppings.(Freeze the droppings to avoid parasites.) : I have tried them all with success. : Best wishes : Søe

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