i have two assumptions.
the first is size. most cats will try to stick to smaller prey and do not know how to handle the larger stuff. i have seen rats face off with cats and the cats back down.
my second is that cats are attracted to moving things (like how chams are attracted to live...
yeah...I think its been about 10 years since I felt one. I seem to just sleep right through them.
i hope there isnt one that i wake u to anytime soon ;)
had a discussion with some people about this. we came to the conclusion that while I am very proud of the way that everyone handled this situation we cannot compare the two and I don't think it is fair to.
things like the poverty level and other problems before katrina had a huge impact on...
i don't think this is what they are looking at it for. if i were to use an auto feeder it would only be when I am out of town for a few days. if you make sure your cham is getting all the right supplements before and after those few days they should be fine.
I have family in Escondido, San Marcos, and Poway. I have avoided calling them because there is little I could do and I figured I should keep off my cell as much as possible.
as for the rest I refer to my last post
San Diego is a War zone right now. i live next to the stadium which is going to hold some of the at least 250,000 people that have been evacuated so far. it will be an interesting next few days round here.
i also have Chargers season tickets. we are prepared to load up the RV and go...
this is funny cause they are A LOT better then crickets. no smell. no noise. no jumping.
the males can fly but this is rare so as long as you have a lid on you are good.