Etienette
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Well, after a puzzling first day with my little Leo baby - I was trying to come up with reasons as to why the little one would not eat. There are Crickets galore, but there was simply no interest! So, I got thinking.. And decided to grab my "Can O' Crickets" and lightly dusted two(cut in half) in Calcium. The first two halves dropped into the sand - which I deemed as soiled as I do not want the little one to eat it, despite it being fine grade. Also note: I -will- be replacing the sand with an appropriate substrate, as I -know- the risks. For now I have paper towel down in one of its hides for comfort and feeding. But anyway, after the first two were soiled - there were only the last two halves left. So, I held the Cricket halves out with a pair of tweezers and viola - the little bugger went nuts! I tried giving another half, but it seems that the two pieces were juuuust enough.
So long story short, I have a stubborn as heck Cat who only likes to eat when I do, or when I feed her.. And now I have a Leopard Gecko who will only eat when I feed it by hand. I am destined to have picky critters! But, I'm certainly not complaining!

So long story short, I have a stubborn as heck Cat who only likes to eat when I do, or when I feed her.. And now I have a Leopard Gecko who will only eat when I feed it by hand. I am destined to have picky critters! But, I'm certainly not complaining!
