Excellent video. I've had 2 Aru×Aru clutches, which were absolute nightmares to feed. i have 3 clutches now in the incubator and watching this preparing myself for the ahead battle. Thanks again for posting this. Hope to see more
I currently produced 7 neos...3 eat, 4 need to be force fed. my last clutch was about 12 and all ate....can be so frustrating. my procedure to get them to eat is identical to yours. I definitely think having the pinkie come in contact with the tail really brings out the strike and eventual caudal luring/ feed reflex. I find force feeding partial rat tails much easier and less stress than pinkies but not as nutritious. GREAT VIDEO!!!!!!! so hard to teach feeding neos that dont recognize pinkies as food,
I totally understand how it can be at this stage! The best way would be to buy a neonate and grow it up and hope to have a female! Or you could save your money. Until you’re financially ready to purchase a female! Just enjoy the journey and dont rush!
@@CrypticChondros there are some aru neo's in Devon but there no guarantee of a female and don't want to be stuck with 2 males 😂 market for males isn't the best. I'll stick to breeding my tarantulas and keeping my male in a nice big viv for display. 😁
Nice to see a video on this subject.
Glad you liked it!, more content like this to come 🙌🏻🤞🏼
Excellent video on this rather hidden struggle. Please produce more of these, as tedious as it may be, they are excellent videos
Thank you so so much!! I appreciate your support! Definitely more content like this to come 💚🙌🏻
Excellent video. I've had 2 Aru×Aru clutches, which were absolute nightmares to feed. i have 3 clutches now in the incubator and watching this preparing myself for the ahead battle. Thanks again for posting this. Hope to see more
Thank you so much! 🙌🏻
Awesome video and valuable info! Where did you get the sticks/end pieces for your neo perches? I like the fact you dont have to drill the box.
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed the video 🙏🏼 The stick and ends are from amazon a Garden rods!
I currently produced 7 neos...3 eat, 4 need to be force fed. my last clutch was about 12 and all ate....can be so frustrating.
my procedure to get them to eat is identical to yours. I definitely think having the pinkie come in contact with the tail really brings out the strike and eventual caudal luring/ feed reflex.
I find force feeding partial rat tails much easier and less stress than pinkies but not as nutritious. GREAT VIDEO!!!!!!! so hard to teach feeding neos that dont recognize pinkies as food,
Thank you! Congratulations on the clutch!! Hope they all start feeding soon 🤞🏼🙌🏻
thank you...i subscribed and looking forward to your next videos@@CrypticChondros
24" x 18" x 24" good for adult green tree python
I personally use bigger for an adult
I have an adult male aru would love to find a female and try to breed green trees but females are just out of my budget unfortunately
I totally understand how it can be at this stage! The best way would be to buy a neonate and grow it up and hope to have a female!
Or you could save your money. Until you’re financially ready to purchase a female! Just enjoy the journey and dont rush!
@@CrypticChondros there are some aru neo's in Devon but there no guarantee of a female and don't want to be stuck with 2 males 😂 market for males isn't the best. I'll stick to breeding my tarantulas and keeping my male in a nice big viv for display. 😁