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She's Finally eating!

Reccetrooper

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I rescued this little gal on the 24th of October. Up until last night, she had refused all food offered to her. But last night I placed her in the water container and dropped a small piece of night crawler in beside her head. She snapped it up and this was followed by a second piece. My worries seem to be over for now.
 
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Reccetrooper said:
I rescued this little gal on the 24th of October. Up until last night, she had refused all food offered to her. But last night I placed her in the water container and dropped a small piece of night crawler in beside her head. She snapped it up and this was followed by a second piece. My worries seem to be over for now.
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That's so good to hear! Glad she's eating
 
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