I am also worried that if it doesn't devour every last morsel of the chicken breast, you can have some rotting flesh hidden somewhere in the enclosure. Can result in quite a horrible stench.

SynergyZA wrote: I am also worried that if it doesn't devour every last morsel of the chicken breast, you can have some rotting flesh hidden somewhere in the enclosure. Can result in quite a horrible stench.

Anything left in a Ts enclosure will start to stink. When pinkies get fed and the bolous is not taken out, it
will start to stink aswell, aswell as hissers. Only difference is that pinkies and hisser fight back.

Dave wrote:

SynergyZA wrote: I am also worried that if it doesn't devour every last morsel of the chicken breast, you can have some rotting flesh hidden somewhere in the enclosure. Can result in quite a horrible stench.

Anything left in a Ts enclosure will start to stink. When pinkies get fed and the bolous is not taken out, it
will start to stink aswell, aswell as hissers. Only difference is that pinkies and hisser fight back.

True

Shane Visser wrote: Ok, this is probably a stupid question, but raw chicken is usually full of nasty things like salmonella. I'm guessing this will have zero impact on the T, but do you guys think it is any cause for concern?

I dont think it will do anything to the T, the chicken was taken straight out the fridge and put in the enclosure, a few hours
later she was eating it. I have read that a few collectors try this, have even seen videos so im sure its safe.
Its the only reason i tried it.

:thumbsup:

Can we feed red meats ,sea food and things like sausages ? :silly: :lol:

This could make feeding easier.
The concept is fascinating. I'm sure that is some great nutritional value in chicken.

huzi wrote: Can we feed red meats ,sea food and things like sausages ? :silly: :lol:

Hahahahaha. We'll end up feeding our T's sushi and curry.

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