I was feeding bell like usual the other day then i noticed a piece of substrate was going down with the pinkie!!! Though the piece was only about 4 mm maybe 3 mm.Im a little worried about this,will she be able to digest it? Or should i do something about this?.Thanks
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She Ate Some Substrate !!!!
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MerlinsPop
New member
Nothing you can really do at the moment except wait. If one bit of organic matter (my assumption) is normally lethal to corns, they'd probably be extinct already. But why risk it? Consider feeding in something without any substrate.
Good luck.
Good luck.
Blue Apple Herps
aka Matthew, PhD
She should be ok. Next time, feed her in a separate container free of substrate; like a deli cup or a gladware tub with some small holes poked in it.
hartsock
New member
should be okay but you don't want to make it a practice, listen to the good advice already mentioned on here. 
You want a real treat, you should try to remove aspen that is stuck to a rosy minnow that a ribbon snake has partway down it's mouth backward. The snake was freaking out, the fish was freaking out, and I was freaking out. I switched his viv over the very next day since you can't feed them out of the enclosure (at least decently).
You want a real treat, you should try to remove aspen that is stuck to a rosy minnow that a ribbon snake has partway down it's mouth backward. The snake was freaking out, the fish was freaking out, and I was freaking out. I switched his viv over the very next day since you can't feed them out of the enclosure (at least decently).
CornNoobie
No longer a Noobie!
As already said, to avoid anything like this again, feed in a seperate container. Just make sure the other container has sufficient ventilation holes