Article: " Pinkies are dead mice that were only a day to a week old. They are available at most pet stores and can be ordered online from reptile suppliers. Make sure that you are getting small pinkies, as baby corn snakes need a smaller pinkie than older snakes. Buying frozen mice in bulk can save you money. Make sure to thoroughly thaw the mice before leaving them for your snake. Never feed live food to your snake. The live food can harm your snake and potentially kill it. Also, feeding live animals to snakes in the UK is illegal. Some people who have snakes simply feed them in their tank. Others prefer to feed their snakes in feeding tubes outside of their tanks, which are typically just plastic tubs that are lined with paper towels. The idea behind this option is that if the snakes are never fed in their tanks, then they will bite less often. A hand going into the tank will never be assumed to be food, as the snake will never have been fed in the tank. Additionally, some argue that the snake can ingest substrate if it is fed in its tank. This can cause a snake digestive problems. Warm the pinkie if it is frozen. Put it into a plastic bag and then into warm water and wait for it to fully defrost. When it is defrosted, dry it off with a paper towel and then pick it up by the tail with tweezers. Don't put it straight into the water because it will cook and may harm the snake . The pinkie doesn't need to be totally warm but it should not be frozen when you offer it to your snake. Rinse the pinkie to remove any off-putting taste or odor that will turn your snake off. Increase the size of the mouse as the snake grows, never feed a pinkie wider than your snake is at that time. Place the mouse nose-to-nose with the snake. Slightly shake the tweezers you are holding it with to catch the snakes attention. If your snake is hungry, it should begin to bite the pinkie. When the snake strikes, let go of the mouse and allow the snake to swallow it. your snake one mouse every week. Baby cornsnakes will need to be fed every 5 to 7 day to keep them healthy. You should see whether your corn snake seems interested in food after 5 days have elapsed by dangling a pinkie in front of it. If the snake is interested, give it the food. The prey item should be at least as wide as your snakes thickest body section but can be up to 1.5 times bigger. If the prey item is small compared to your snake, feed it two. If it is larger, feed it one. Adult cornsnakes should be fed every 7 to 10 days. They are no longer growing, so they need fewer calories to thrive. Corn snakes will overeat if you offer them more food. Always use antibacterial soap or hand gel before and after holding your snake and before and after feeding it. This will help to stop bacteria and parasites, like salmonella, from spreading. Washing your hands when you are interacting with your snake is very important. It helps to protect your health, as well as the health of your snake. Wait 2-3 days after feeding to handle the snake. Your snake will need some time and privacy to properly digest its food. If you feed your snake in a feeding tub, simply pick up the tub after the snake begins digesting its meal and allow the snake to reenter its tank without being handled.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Obtain "pinkies. Decide where to feed your snake. Prepare the snake's food. Offer the snake its food. Feed Make sure you wash your hands after feeding. Do not handle the snake after feeding.
Article: A well-insulated layered outfit will likely make you sweat a little at some point, no matter how cold the weather may be. To stay comfortable and clean, you will need inner layers that are both insulating and will manage the resulting sweat. Silk and wool undergarments will keep you warm while whisking away moisture. In addition to wool, your visible layers may be a combination of a variety of insulating fabrics, such as flannel, corduroy, thick cottons, and cashmere. If you wear leggings, wool or leather will keep you much warmer than nylon. Much more so than any other climate, your accessories will be practical. Gloves, scarves, and hats will all help to trap warmth. Follow the same rules with your practical accessories as you would the rest of your layered outfit. Layered scarves are a chic way to keep warm. One popular look is to tie one scarf more tightly around your neck while letting a second hang loose. Cold weather layering can be much more complicated than layering in other seasons. Until you get the hang of it, try building outfits based on what you've seen look good on others. A classic feminine winter look is to wear insulating leggings under a short skirt paired with a scoop neck sweater overtop a collared shirt. Top it off with a peacoat either the same length as or an inch or two shorter than your skirt. Matching gloves and a scarf can be added for extra protection. A more masculine outfit for the cold is a simple blazer over a sweater with a collared shirt as the innermost visible layer. Pair this look with dark slacks, and you have an outfit appropriate for most situations. Wear a matching long overcoat, gloves, and/or a scarf if the weather demands it.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Wear an inner layer that is insulating but breathable. Choose other cold weather fabrics for the rest of your outfit. Match your accessories. Look to others to figure out what works.
Article: It's perfectly fine to approach the celebrity and ask for selfies or autographs during fan events, such as meet and greets or signings. These events are designed specifically for fans to meet and interact with celebrities in a more casual setting. If you are able, it's always a better idea to present a celebrity with fanart, a glimpse of your cosplay, or a notebook to sign at a public event, such as a convention or on the red carpet. Celebrities will typically be busy interacting with fans and the media already, making this the perfect chance to talk to them yourself! Just be sure to ask the event staff whether it's okay to approach first. If you spot a celebrity while out running errands or enjoying a meal at a restaurant, you may not want to strike up conversation with them right away. Chances are the celebrity is also just going about their daily life and may not want to be disturbed. Most people are not willing to have a friendly chat while right in the middle of lunch. Let the celebrity enjoy their meal and, if you still want to approach them, only do so after they've finished eating. Whether it's a face to face conversation or over the phone, celebrities (as well as any person) who are in mid-conversation should be left to finish that conversation before you attempt to start a new one. Walking up to talk while they are already occupied will leave a poor impression.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Talk to the celebrity if you're at a fan event. Approach a celebrity with a gift or request at fan or media events. Take caution with approaching a celebrity on the street. Avoid approaching celebrities during mealtimes. Don't approach a celebrity who's already talking to someone else.