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Old 04-13-05, 03:35 PM   #1
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One quick question!!

If my knigsnakes refuses his meal due to sheeding, can i re-freeze the fuzzys and use them agian latter?
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Old 04-13-05, 04:07 PM   #2
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its not recommended
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Old 04-14-05, 05:28 PM   #3
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I do it all the time? I've never had a problem with any refrozens.....except they do tend to be get a bit messier.
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Old 04-14-05, 06:17 PM   #4
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Over the price of 2 fuzzies I'd toss them & use fresh. I never refreeze any "meat" Mark
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It's just the same principle as not refreezing chicken etc for yourself to eat... Most of the time it will be ok, but you could get food poisoning from it. I would say, if he refuses the mouse just throw it away. It's really not worth the chance of your snake being ill or even dying for the sake of the cost of a couple of fuzzies.
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