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As I said before, you can keen their senses and keep them happy with a live pup and pk'd others. That's what I do with Apollo. The pup isn't gonna do anything to the tegus, and when it's moving he flips a switch in his head and goes after it. Then I feed pk'd by tossing em in various places in the tank, he flies after them. Mission accomplished. Keeps their "natural behaviors" up, their thrill sense up, and nice and safe. However, picky eaters are picky eaters, andd there's not much you can do about it. However I got my BP to eat by changing to a ft rat insteadof lie mice, anshe had no commlaints.

[QUOTE="ApriliaRufo, post: 10755, member: 102"] As I said before, you can keen their senses and keep them happy with a live pup and pk'd others. That's what I do with Apollo. The pup isn't gonna do anything to the tegus, and when it's moving he flips a switch in his head and goes after it. Then I feed pk'd by tossing em in various places in the tank, he flies after them. Mission accomplished. Keeps their "natural behaviors" up, their thrill sense up, and nice and safe. However, picky eaters are picky eaters, andd there's not much you can do about it. However I got my BP to eat by changing to a ft rat insteadof lie mice, anshe had no commlaints. [/QUOTE]

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