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New baby's just arrived...aclimating and feeding?

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Hiya all,

my new pastel baby's just arrived and he's already pooped and smeared all over the tupperware cage he's in. Just cleaned him with baby wipes. He's very feisty and active. so when can i feed him? I know he needs time to acclimate as well..

Pls advise...here's a peek

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I always give mine a full week with no handling (other than what's necessary to clean if needed) and then offer them food.

Congrats on your new pastel!
 
A week is enough, although there are some that I try within the first couple days.

Just don't be upset if he doesn't eat for you if you try sooner.
 
For his size at 2 months old, you think he can handle a sub adult mouse? I also have 2 hoppers on standby but they seem too small for him.
 
boyboy said:
For his size at 2 months old, you think he can handle a sub adult mouse? I also have 2 hoppers on standby but they seem too small for him.
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Hatchlings can take small adult mice right out of the egg. if you are uncomfortable with that, you can do the hoppers.
 
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