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| 337smile |
Posted - 18/08/2009 : 23:21:56
Hi everyone. Been away for a while.
My royal has been trying to eat a rat fluff backwards unsuccessfully for about 20 mins. Its back legs are "ten to two" and he can't get his mouth around. Should I take it off him or leave him to figure it out on his own?
Cheers
Lee |
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| chris100575 |
Posted - 20/08/2009 : 09:08:23
My boa spent quite a while trying to eat a rat *sideways* the other day! Eventually she dropped it and tried again from the head end. |
| Gingerpony |
Posted - 19/08/2009 : 20:00:34
quote:
Originally posted by madmez
So what was the outcome?
err........... if you actually read the thread............. |
| madmez |
Posted - 19/08/2009 : 19:42:31
So what was the outcome? |
| 337smile |
Posted - 19/08/2009 : 19:13:50
quote:
Originally posted by sexychef
plus side makes a good photo of your royal with a head sticking out of its mouth lol
Ha ha, yeah it does. I posted one in the photo section last time (under Richard parker update)
I'm house/dog sitting at the minute Matt but when I get back i'll take you up on your offer to chat about your pastel.
Thanks
Lee |
| sexychef |
Posted - 19/08/2009 : 11:34:04
plus side makes a good photo of your royal with a head sticking out of its mouth lol |
| Blackecho |
Posted - 19/08/2009 : 07:12:25
Its ok until they get to larger items where the legs don't fold very well! |
| wolfspirit |
Posted - 19/08/2009 : 00:27:48
one of my royals has done that a couple of times, but he always manages to eat it, so dont worry...they are quite adept at coping with the backwards feeding i think ..lol |
| 337smile |
Posted - 18/08/2009 : 23:41:47
quote:
Originally posted by spor
glad he managed to get it down. was going to say same as above any way.
Yeah that was what I thought too but just wanted to check he wouldn't do any damage trying to force it in. Thanks again. |
| spor |
Posted - 18/08/2009 : 23:37:29
glad he managed to get it down. was going to say same as above any way. |
| 337smile |
Posted - 18/08/2009 : 23:35:08
quote:
Originally posted by Gingerpony
not worth taking it off him, you risk damaging his teeth...... and his confidence!
Thanks GP. By the time I booted up computer and typed message he'd only gone and bloody eaten it. Thanks anyway  |
| Gingerpony |
Posted - 18/08/2009 : 23:29:16
not worth taking it off him, you risk damaging his teeth...... and his confidence! |
| Gingerpony |
Posted - 18/08/2009 : 23:28:42
he'll prolly decide to leave it if he's really struggling hun |
