Feeding advice in Garters

[Stefan-A]

Don - she's in Ireland - no walmart

My sources tell me that Wal-Mart operates in the UK under the name Asda, which is now also expanding into Ireland.

[zirliz]

No Asda's here yet, at the minute I'm up the North of country and no Asda's here either,
I sold most of my other animals lizards, some spiders , katydids etc, it was a hard decision but my mother is looking after 2 fish tanks, hermit crab, a handful of snails, my only adult tarantula also had to sell my Boaie as she couldn't handle him .

[drache]

it must have been really hard to let go of your animals

did you try talking to anglers?
those are the ones who fish with worms, aren't they?
the guys that go out on the sea probably use fish as bait
there's got to be worms in Ireland - or did St. Patrick do away with those because they look like snakes?

[zirliz]

It wasn't easy but necessary I'll get them again, some pet stores sell captive worms as food for something (not sure what) just have to locate some, as it's looking like I'll be flying home I'll have to post the worms down but least in Cork I can get some fish,
Angler (fish tactile shops) are a good idea) thanks

[zirliz]

3 weeks and still not feeding for her she wouldn't go near worms but she may have try some fish next week, it's awful I'm really worried about him,

[ssssnakeluvr]

may be going into brumation...some will do that even if warm. there's a link on brumation somewhere...not sure where..should be able to do a search for it. may need to be brumated.

I found one....

http://www.thamnophis.com/forum/husb...-pointers.html