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Advice please - Mexican Blue
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<blockquote data-quote="Blackdog" data-source="post: 216209" data-attributes="member: 38517"><p>Don't worry they may be settling in. My L. Klugi birdeater ate a roach the same day I brought her home since she was last fed the week before at the pet shop. Voracious!!! My L. Paryhabana made a burrow and didn't come out for 3 weeks as a sling. Also maybe try wingless fruit flies. T's are silly with going without food for weeks & months. Check to see it could be pre-molt Good luck</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Blackdog, post: 216209, member: 38517"] Don't worry they may be settling in. My L. Klugi birdeater ate a roach the same day I brought her home since she was last fed the week before at the pet shop. Voracious!!! My L. Paryhabana made a burrow and didn't come out for 3 weeks as a sling. Also maybe try wingless fruit flies. T's are silly with going without food for weeks & months. Check to see it could be pre-molt Good luck [/QUOTE]
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