| T O P I C R E V I E W |
| gordon |
Posted - 22/07/2009 : 18:00:53
stupid question but does it matter how you defrost prey in water or leave in a bag |
| 9 L A T E S T R E P L I E S (Newest First) |
| shep6413 |
Posted - 23/07/2009 : 10:17:00
i just leave mine to defrost on top of the viv. |
| Remmy |
Posted - 23/07/2009 : 10:12:08
quote:
Originally posted by chris100575
quote:
Originally posted by matty18714
I put mine in a food bag and then into some hot water.
Same here. 
Same here |
| chris100575 |
Posted - 23/07/2009 : 09:00:17
quote:
Originally posted by matty18714
I put mine in a food bag and then into some hot water.
Same here. |
| Dazzetski |
Posted - 22/07/2009 : 22:47:14
I defrost in cold water then heat up in warm water. |
| lee2308 |
Posted - 22/07/2009 : 19:29:35
i leave mine in a bag all day to defrost |
| matty18714 |
Posted - 22/07/2009 : 18:58:20
I put mine in a food bag and then into some hot water. |
| karl |
Posted - 22/07/2009 : 18:43:34
I leave it ontop of the vivs all day, then heat them up a touch above a ceramic. This means they smell it all day and are more likely, imho, to eat.
Stig is scary, he can smell rats when they are still frozen! |
| antw23uk |
Posted - 22/07/2009 : 18:33:28
My 07, Obran, wont eat rats that are wet, even if i dry them off and warm them up with a hairdryer ...
I tend to just get the prey out in the morning and then by the time im going to bed its defrosted and ready for warming up.
I dont think Scamps my 09 would care .. if it moves ITS FOOOOODDDDD! |
| Blackecho |
Posted - 22/07/2009 : 18:04:24
If you put it directly into water you may was the scent off and your snake may not recognise it as food. |
