RickysReptiles
Arachnosquire
- Joined
- Aug 20, 2014
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Hello,
I have a noob question.
I got a 2" Mexican Red Knee on Saturday. Today I tried feeding her, just dropped the cricket into her tank. It jumped all over the place, and when it jumped too close to my T, she ran away. Does this mean she isn't hungry, or does it mean something else? I believe she only recently molted, so I don't think thats the case (althoguh it very well could be... as I said, I'm a noob).
I keep Boas and Ball Pythons, and with those snakes I generally would wait a week or so to them to acclimate to a new setup before attempting to feed. Should I follow the same rule with my T, and only attempt to feed in a week or so?
I have a noob question.
I got a 2" Mexican Red Knee on Saturday. Today I tried feeding her, just dropped the cricket into her tank. It jumped all over the place, and when it jumped too close to my T, she ran away. Does this mean she isn't hungry, or does it mean something else? I believe she only recently molted, so I don't think thats the case (althoguh it very well could be... as I said, I'm a noob).
I keep Boas and Ball Pythons, and with those snakes I generally would wait a week or so to them to acclimate to a new setup before attempting to feed. Should I follow the same rule with my T, and only attempt to feed in a week or so?