Tong feeding

[Enn49]

Why join a forum if you won't take advice? You have already had your original question answered - plastic dips are toxic.

 

[Louis]

I mean, that's cool and everything. Not trying to put anyone down, but why dip the tongs yourself? Exo-Terra has them premanufactured, for around 10 bucks. That would probably just be easier. My very first feeding of P. Murinus, was done by hand last night. I'm thinking maybe 2nd or third instar? I could be wrong about the age, for sure, but it's about the size of a nickel. So, I don't know. I am certainly not an expert either. I'm more interested in finding correct information, than trying to tell people what I think I know, when I am obviously a beginner.

I have a few tongs, bamboo and metal. I have extra rubber from another project I was doing. I tried and it works. I did it for gripping of Dubais. I just don't think its a big deal.

 

[Louis]

@Louis ambushing is still hunting smart guy.

You seemed to be a little salty.

 

[Louis]

@Louis ambushing is still hunting smart guy.

Thanks for the education, as I always appreciate the advice that you give out.

 

[Tnoob]

I have a few tongs, bamboo and metal. I have extra rubber from another project I was doing. I tried and it works. I did it for gripping of Dubais. I just don't think its a big deal.

I just have bamboo, and my T's are really small. I find it easier just to use my hands right now. Maybe when I get a larger T the size of the feeder will be easier to manipulate with the tongs. OW's are supprisingly shy at this stage.

 

[Arachnoclown]

You seemed to be a little salty.

So do you...