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Posted by falconer44 on March 25, 2003 at 14:41:01:

In Reply to: Not Mike, But... posted by leprachaun13 on March 24, 2003 at 19:36:09:

I in no way mind your comments, and i acctually welcome them. The only reason i asked for mike was that i knew he knows about the bowl feeding, and could help me. Thank you for the help.


:Sorry, I don't mean to interject, but I thought I might as well help if I'm on.

:Now that you know he/she knows where the bowl is and that there is food in there, you might as well eliminate the free-roaming crickets. Just make sure you don't move the bowl from it's current spot for the first few times he/she starts to eat from it.

:Even if they don't equate the bowl with food at first, after a day without finding anything they'll be searching all over for crickets and eventually stumble upon the bowl.

:Again, I don't mean to interrupt

:Good Luck

:Ian




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