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Posted by pweaver on February 26, 2003 at 18:56:05:
In Reply to: deer mice? posted by serpentman on February 26, 2003 at 17:51:57:
Jeff,
I think you should send it to me and I'll take care of your problem feeder for you. No charge :^)
Seriously, you can get deer mice from the Univ. of S. Carolina. Here's the website:
http://stkctr.biol.sc.edu/
They are expensive though, like $17 each and they only ship via air cargo.
I got one of my stubborn hodurans to eat by giving him a humid hide box with sphagnum moss. I also had a friend who was keeping deer mice (and has since gotten rid of them) who gave me some of the pine shavings that they lived in. I simply washed a live pinky, put it in the bag of shavings, and gave it a good shaking. Sometimes I'd leave it in the bag overnight and give it to the honduran the next morning. He eventually started eating regularly.
If you still have trouble though, send him my way (LOL).
Paul
:i have a honduran that hatched late nov, eats very sporadicly. thinking maybe deer mice pinkies would help. does anyone know where i can purchase any? i know it is a lot of trouble, but i cant give up, it is a male with the typical black head and a totally patternless orange body! any help would be appreciated . thanks, jeff
