simple, but sometimes stubborn feeders...

Posted by robyn@Pro Exotics on March 28, 2002 at 14:39:03:

In Reply to: Baby Rhyncophis advice? posted by Steve B. on March 26, 2002 at 20:55:30:

we have had about 50/50 success with hatchlings eating pinkies right out of the egg. hour old pinks, cause baby Rhinos are TINY!!

we have had success with feeding both fish and house geckos to the other stubborn feeders, but it is my understanding that Klaus, the original German breeder, goes with assisted pinky feeding for his stubborn babies.

our setups are very simple, and we are experimenting with some elevated hide spots for our yearlings (not shown in photo).

a terrific snake, a lot of fun to keep and work with.

robyn

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: we have had about 50/50 success with hatchlings eating pinkies right out of the egg. hour old pinks, cause baby Rhinos are TINY!! : we have had success with feeding both fish and house geckos to the other stubborn feeders, but it is my understanding that Klaus, the original German breeder, goes with assisted pinky feeding for his stubborn babies. : our setups are very simple, and we are experimenting with some elevated hide spots for our yearlings (not shown in photo). : a terrific snake, a lot of fun to keep and work with. : robyn

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