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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO My pitchers are not that big #1---- #2 I wouldn't feed it something like that as they would have too much bacteria or a parisite,, I wouldn't even trust to buy something like that from a pet store Let alone handle a rodent
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Yeah thats what I figured. I guess you could douse the rat in rubbing alcohol to disinfect it and kill anything living on it but that would be cruel. But then again letting a rat slowly digest in a plant is also cruel. I wouldnt try it I was just curious.
quote:Originally posted by carnivorousplantgrower7: Hey Im curious to know if anyone's pitcher plant has ever caught a rodent or lizard or something bigger than a bug or if you feed it rodents?
There is a picture on the net somewhere of a mouse they found in a Nep pitcher. Wait, here go see!
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My pitchers are not that big #1---- #2 I wouldn't feed it something like that as they would have too much bacteria or a parisite,, I wouldn't even trust to buy something like that from a pet store Let alone handle a rodent ![[scaredy]](graemlins/scaredy.gif)
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