Grinning Geckos
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Holy moly, Bob is going into shed again. I guess those rats I've been feeding him are some good eatin!
The last rat I fed him was p/k and a LOT messier than the frozen (they were out at the store). There was blood and poo EVERYWHERE, and it stunk sooooo bad!! Thank goodness I've been feeding him in a seperate tub. It was a little bigger than I would have liked (not too big, but too close for comfort), but he got it down. LOL, I was praying that he kept it down too! 2 days later, and no regurg (THANK GOD)...and he's gone blue. LOL
I think I'll weigh him next week, see how much he's grown.
My parents really liked him, and were asking about getting one for my sister (who doesn't really keep herps). I did my best to explain that when they're going good, they're easy as pie....but when something's off, they can be a real pain in the rear end!
Anyone have suggestions for a snake that isn't so prone to fasting, but is still good with handling, etc. I'm looking for something pretty easy and forgiving. Maybe a corn? I need info!
The last rat I fed him was p/k and a LOT messier than the frozen (they were out at the store). There was blood and poo EVERYWHERE, and it stunk sooooo bad!! Thank goodness I've been feeding him in a seperate tub. It was a little bigger than I would have liked (not too big, but too close for comfort), but he got it down. LOL, I was praying that he kept it down too! 2 days later, and no regurg (THANK GOD)...and he's gone blue. LOL
I think I'll weigh him next week, see how much he's grown.
My parents really liked him, and were asking about getting one for my sister (who doesn't really keep herps). I did my best to explain that when they're going good, they're easy as pie....but when something's off, they can be a real pain in the rear end!
Anyone have suggestions for a snake that isn't so prone to fasting, but is still good with handling, etc. I'm looking for something pretty easy and forgiving. Maybe a corn? I need info!
