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| Beverly Louise |
Posted - 28/10/2011 : 17:15:38
Dinner time today (well, 10minutes ago) and Sally had her first strike! Pinkie went down in one and now shes curled in her cave looking very pleased with herself 
Jack, on the other hand, has left his pinkie outside the cave and hasn't touched it. They are separated by a piece of plastic but, at some point during the night, must have found a way through to be together again.
I've binges up any gaps with spare kitchen roll but, if they doget back together whilst I'm at work, is it likely thy Sally will go for his pinkie? And for any problems to happen? |
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| Beverly Louise |
Posted - 28/10/2011 : 21:58:04
Its just cause he's new and only three months, I'm quite worried =\ x |
| Beverly Louise |
Posted - 28/10/2011 : 21:56:06
He last shed on the 22nd so he shouldn't be due another shed. Just found him in her side of the viv curled up in a cave with her, so no worry of him attacking her and I don't think she can squeeze through the gap with her podgy belly (: he still hasn't eaten the pinkie though but has nudged it =\ will maybe leave overnight see if he goes back for it. |
| Aegis |
Posted - 28/10/2011 : 17:36:50
She might go for it if she is feeling greedy, but thats only if they get back together some how.....and snakes can go a really long time without eating, is he blue? Sometimes they go off feeding if they are due to shed soon. x |
| Beverly Louise |
Posted - 28/10/2011 : 17:19:36
He also hasn't fed since the eleventh so I am concerned if he's not eating |
